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2008-01-22 3:43 PM better than a tylenol once again, it's the Poor Girl's Morphine -- music.
(still swollen and quite sore, but i've been through worse with less. can i git an AMEN?) anyway, wallowing in New Riders. this is a classic we used to wail on, you know, as young kids will do when they think their heart is broken forever. four or five of us would get up, put on hats, boots, and bandanas. we'd grab our air band gear and just start going. someone would be rollin' a phat one for the Panama Red finale, someone else was inevitable sobbing in the corner for their lost soulmate. One Too Many Stories ONE TOO MANY STORIES (JOHN DAWSON) THE WEE SMALL HOURS OF THE MORNING GET BIGGER PRETTY FAST AND THE GLOW I FELT AT MIDNIGHT, I THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD LAST THE SUN IS SLOWLY RISING NOW INTO MY BLOODSHOT EYES BUT I'M NEVER AGAIN, NEVER AGAIN, GONNA BELIEVE YOUR LIES AND THAT'S ONE TOO MANY STORIES YOU'VE TOLD ONE TOO MANY TURNS OUT ON THE ROAD MY LOVE FOR YOU COULDN'T HOLD THE LOAD 'CAUSE THAT'S ONE TOO MANY STORIES YOU'VE TOLD NOW A FRIENDLY BOTTLE OF WHISKEY AIN'T AS GOOD AS YOUR EMBRACE BUT THE BOTTLE NEVER TOLD ME ANY STORIES TO MY FACE SO YOU FIND ME HERE JUST DRINKIN', BUT FOR NOW IT'S GOT TO SUFFICE 'CAUSE I'M NEVER AGAIN, NEVER AGAIN, GONNA BELIEVE YOUR LIES AND THAT'S ONE TOO MANY STORIES YOU'VE TOLD ONE TOO MANY TURNS OUT ON THE ROAD MY LOVE FOR YOU COULDN'T HOLD THE LOAD 'CAUSE THAT'S ONE TOO MANY STORIES YOU'VE TOLD I SAID THAT'S ONE TOO MANY STORIES YOU'VE TOLD other times we'd get the giggles so bad we'd be unable to sing, especially if i started telling stories about us, the band. heh. this song was great for that. Glendale Train GLENDALE TRAIN (JOHN DAWSON) SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN THIS MORNIN’ AT HALF-PAST NINE SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN AND I SWEAR I AIN’T LYIN’ THEY MADE CLEAN OFF WITH SIXTEEN G’S AND LEFT TWO MEN LYING COLD SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN AND THEY MADE OFF WITH THE GOLD CHARLIE JONES WAS THE ENGINEER HE HAD TWENTY YEARS ON THE LINE HE KISSED HIS WIFE AT THE STATION GATE THIS MORNING AT SIX THIRTY-FIVE NOW EVERYTHING WENT FINE ‘TIL HALF PAST-NINE THEN CHARLIE LOOKED UP AND HE SAW THERE WAS MEN ON HORSES, MEN WITH GUNS AND NO SIGN OF THE LAW SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN THIS MORNIN’ AT HALF-PAST NINE SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN AND I SWEAR I AIN’T LYIN’ THEY MADE CLEAN OFF WITH SIXTEEN G’S AND LEFT TWO MEN LYING COLD SOMEBODY ROBBED THE GLENDALE TRAIN AND THEY MADE OFF WITH THE GOLD AMOS WHITE WAS THE BAGGAGE MAN AND HE DEARLY LOVED HIS JOB THE COMPANY, THEY REWARDED HIM WITH A GOLDEN WATCH AND FOB WELL, AMOS HE WAS A’ MARKIN’ TIME WHEN THE DOOR BLEW OFF HIS CAR THEY FOUND AMOS WHITE IN FIFTEEN PIECES, FIFTEEN MILES APART REPEAT CHORUS the Wild Irish Rose and i were backup singers a lot of the time, but i wanted to be the best Bass Air Guitar playa there evah was, and i made them let me. they were great guys -- a hillbilly bunch of stoners. we had so much fun there. and two more wailers.... Lonesome LA Cowboy Lonesome L.A. Cowboy Lyrics: Peter Rowan Music: Peter Rowan chorus I'm just lonesome L.A. cowboy Hanging out, and hanging on To your window ledge, callin' your name From midnight until dawn I been smoking dope, snorting coke Trying to write a song Forgettin' everything I know Till the next line comes along Forgetting everything I know Till the next line comes along So many pretty people in this city, and I swear Some of them are girls I meet 'em down at Barney's Beanery In their platform shoes and spit curls I buy 'em drinks, we stoke our hopes And try to make it one more night When I'm left alone at last I feel like I'll die from crying [chorus] I know Kris and Rita and Marty Mull Are meeting at the Troubadour We'll get it on with the "Joy Of Cooking" While the crowd calls out for more Around six o'clock this morning I'll be gettin' kind of slow When all the shows are over, honey, tell me Where do you think I go? [chorus] Till the next line comes along Teardrops In My Eyes Teardrops In My Eyes Lyrics: Red Allen, Tommy Sutton Music: Red Allen, Tommy Sutton Played by Jerry Garcia with the Black Mountain Boys in March 1964. Also played by the New Riders of the Purple Sage in the 1970s (though not with Garcia). These heartaches now are on my way What makes you want to be that way You cheated on me and you lied You put teardrops in my eyes Chorus I found out what they say is true I hope some day that you'll be blue And then you'll know dear why I cry With these teardrops in my eyes I heard the rumor's all around That some day you let me down I turn my head when gossip flies 'Cause it puts teardrops in my eyes [chorus] I never thought you'd let me down But now at last I understand You wrecked my life and broke our vows You'll have to pay for it somehow [chorus] oh, the angst! oh, the heartache! it seems funny now, and actually, it was funny then, too. some of the lyrics just cracked us the hell up (The sun is slowly rising now, into my bloodshot eeeeeeyes....)it reminds me of how fleeting moments are, how nothing ever lasts, and how between music and laughter there is a way to weather the storm. that's not a bad lesson at seventeen. and i am STILL, the best Bass Air Guitar playa evah. even if it's only on the strange planet. **** * author's note: please keep in mind these little snippets are from live albums, and don't nearly do their studio work (with Jerry Garcia, no less) any justice at all. email me if you want copies. i love these guys. 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