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Ed Bruce lyrics
Ed Bruce lyrics
"If I Could Just Go Home Lyrics"
Ti Si Moja Prva Ljubav (You Are My One And Only) Lyrics
Budim se, prestaje jedan divan san, oblacim se na brzinu da odjurim s deckima van Al' je tata stao na vrata i rekao: "Ne mo?e? van, nedjelja je dragi sine
Oh Lord if I could just go home I'd do things different from now on
There wouldn't be near the gray in my old daddy's hair
Oh Lord if I could just go home
I know it wasn't daddy's fault that mama died when I was just a kid
And the best that he could do to raise me right was all he ever did
And I know he'd love mama a lot longer than I had and he was every bit as alone
But I don't guess I'd helped too much to build a happy home
He made sure I got to church every Sunday the way mama had always done
And he was always sorry he had to work so hard and he never had much time for fun
He knew I missed mama a lot
And maybe he was easier on me than he should have been
But it s
Well I've grew on into my teens and I guess I thought I was a real hard stuff
Goin' into town hangin' around bars and actin' pretty tough
Well I'm looking out at a different set of bars now
And that little window don't let it much light
You see I got roarin' drinkin' mad one night and I killed the
I got a letter from back home the other day
Saying dad had a stroke and he ain't doin' too good
Well if I had done right I'd be there now to help him and God you know I would
And I'd pay him back for all the years of love that he gave me
And I'd be a better man the way I was taught to be
Oh Lord if I could just go home
Budim se, prestaje jedan divan san, oblacim se na brzinu da odjurim s deckima van Al' je tata stao na vrata i rekao: "Ne mo?e? van, nedjelja je dragi sine
Oh Lord if I could just go home I'd do things different from now on
There wouldn't be near the gray in my old daddy's hair
Oh Lord if I could just go home
I know it wasn't daddy's fault that mama died when I was just a kid
And the best that he could do to raise me right was all he ever did
And I know he'd love mama a lot longer than I had and he was every bit as alone
But I don't guess I'd helped too much to build a happy home
He made sure I got to church every Sunday the way mama had always done
And he was always sorry he had to work so hard and he never had much time for fun
He knew I missed mama a lot
And maybe he was easier on me than he should have been
But it s
The Waterfront Lyrics
I cover the waterfront Watchin' the ship go by I could see everybody's baby But I couldn't see mine I could see the ships pullin' in To the harbor I could see the people<
ure ain't his fault that I didn't turn out to be much a manI cover the waterfront Watchin' the ship go by I could see everybody's baby But I couldn't see mine I could see the ships pullin' in To the harbor I could see the people<
Well I've grew on into my teens and I guess I thought I was a real hard stuff
Goin' into town hangin' around bars and actin' pretty tough
Well I'm looking out at a different set of bars now
And that little window don't let it much light
You see I got roarin' drinkin' mad one night and I killed the
Where Are You Going, Billy Boy Lyrics
Where Are You Going Billy Boy ?© '77 Tree Publishing (Mary Lou) Where are you going Billy boy where are you going Billy Boy (Bill) I'm going to Atlanta let this
man in a fightWhere Are You Going Billy Boy ?© '77 Tree Publishing (Mary Lou) Where are you going Billy boy where are you going Billy Boy (Bill) I'm going to Atlanta let this
I got a letter from back home the other day
Saying dad had a stroke and he ain't doin' too good
Well if I had done right I'd be there now to help him and God you know I would
And I'd pay him back for all the years of love that he gave me
And I'd be a better man the way I was taught to be
Oh Lord if I could just go home