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Name the song from a snippet of lyric
by Simon 623 Replies latest social entertainment
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Mac
Plum,
When I saw your Leo Sayer post in giant letters, as I was hurrying through the thread the other day, I thought you were enthusiastically answering an earlier post. You know I can dance! Wink
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Mac
Cowboy, 4 fer 5, Not bad!
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Mac
Yea, Comf, That ones obvious all right, and it,s bugging the hell out of me thatI can,t place it!LOL
Answer to my remaining song: Rye Whiskey by Tex Ritter "Rye wiskey, rye wiskey, rye whiskey I cry .... If a tree don't fall on me I'll live till I die." I just seem to gravitate toward the great philosophical songwriters!
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Mac
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I can't believe i couldn't place "Taxi"!
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COMF
TEX RITTER!!! Yeah!! I TOLD you it was Lefty or another of those old pioneer country singers with him.
Mac, you might find a hint about that one that's bugging you, if you reread my comment and Cowboy's reply.
Edited by - COMF on 29 July 2002 23:14:10
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Mac
Well, don't I feel foolish now!!! However all that travel talk and this heat leaves me "hank"erin' for a little "snow"LOL
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Mac
Kickin' off my kilt and puttin' on my chaps...Here goes country bumpkins:
1 ) But she'll just hear that phone keep on ringin'
Off the wall thats all
2) Wait along...wait along
3) They're never at home and they're always alone
4) Each lonely day's a little bit longer than the last time i held you
5) He searched the land, this restless land
He was panther quick and leather tuff
Cuz he figured that he'd been pushed enough
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Jonah
3) They're never at home and they're always alone
Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys- Wasn't it Waylon?
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Jonah
Country...OK here Goes...
....I fell in Love with a Mexican Girl...I was in love but in vain I could tell...One night a wild young cowboy came in, wild as the west Texas Wind....