What is your favorite song?
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What is your favorite song?
Just thought I would post this as I was listening to some tunes. Mine would have to be "Suite Judy Blue Eyes" by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.
What does everyone else think?
What does everyone else think?
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From: Between Hell/Ann Arbor
"Train Song" By Danny Cox:
In that magic mystic, noctic hour,
when the moon is shining oh so bright
as to make your eyes play tricks
so you can't tell if it is day or night;
you might hear the silent whistle
blowing from an unscheduled train,
You might hear that old conductor call your name.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train will see you through...
Sit right down, prop your mind up on the seat in front of you.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train is glory bound...
If you can pick it up, this train can lay it down.
It may not come when you want it, but it's right on time...
You know it's a one way ticket, when you take the ride,
'cause even if the train should bring you back,
You're gonna find you're on the other side.
Now some folks take the train, mama, just to say they've been
but who can you talk to, what can you say,
when you find yourself, blowin' on the wind?
and it may not come when you want it, but it's right on time...
Far between the hour that you thought
that you had lost and the one that you were sure has never been;
you might feel the warm glow of a silver headlight
from a train that's blowing on the wind.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train will see you through...
Sit right down, prop your mind up on the seat in front of you.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train is glory bound.
If you can pick it up, this train can lay it down.
It may not come when you want it,
but it's right on time.
1971 Danny Cox Music ascap
In that magic mystic, noctic hour,
when the moon is shining oh so bright
as to make your eyes play tricks
so you can't tell if it is day or night;
you might hear the silent whistle
blowing from an unscheduled train,
You might hear that old conductor call your name.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train will see you through...
Sit right down, prop your mind up on the seat in front of you.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train is glory bound...
If you can pick it up, this train can lay it down.
It may not come when you want it, but it's right on time...
You know it's a one way ticket, when you take the ride,
'cause even if the train should bring you back,
You're gonna find you're on the other side.
Now some folks take the train, mama, just to say they've been
but who can you talk to, what can you say,
when you find yourself, blowin' on the wind?
and it may not come when you want it, but it's right on time...
Far between the hour that you thought
that you had lost and the one that you were sure has never been;
you might feel the warm glow of a silver headlight
from a train that's blowing on the wind.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train will see you through...
Sit right down, prop your mind up on the seat in front of you.
Don't be afraid, get on board, this train is glory bound.
If you can pick it up, this train can lay it down.
It may not come when you want it,
but it's right on time.
1971 Danny Cox Music ascap
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The Gambler
-Kenny Rogers
Little known fact:
When written, The Gambler was originally offered to Willie Nelson. He knew it would be a hit, but had too much on his plate at the time, so he passed on it. It was then offer to Kenny Rogers. I don't think Willie knew how big of a hit it would become.
-Kenny Rogers
Little known fact:
When written, The Gambler was originally offered to Willie Nelson. He knew it would be a hit, but had too much on his plate at the time, so he passed on it. It was then offer to Kenny Rogers. I don't think Willie knew how big of a hit it would become.
