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All Night Train
03:38
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I'd like to ride on an all night train
and all the next day too
watching the moon and the towns roll by
I'd stay, I'd spend the days
till I see you
But hours and hour on that get away
can't take me to you
Out on a limb just settled in without you
I started to choke and the whole branch broke
and I fell through I fell through
Hours and hours, hours and hours, hours and hours
Hours and hours of falling through
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2. |
Don't Forget to Remember
03:13
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Blue Ridge Mountains
03:06
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Borrowed a dream and hit the road
never felt a lighter load
always did what she was told
put her dreams on hold
Drove as far as she could go
didn't miss the radio
tie flew by like every town
she didn't stop to look around
Chorus
Way down in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Where the sun shines like gold
at night you hear the rivers
they run like buffalo
She could blame the alcohol
or even blame the saints
for making her believe
life is what it ain't
Chorus
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4. |
Back Step Blues
02:34
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6. |
The Only One
02:47
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Bless this home
And bless this child
I read it everyday
On the kitchen wall
I’m a fool every morning
I drink every night
You’re the only one
I’ve kept in my sight
Blame it on the past
It never goes away
Will I ever see the end?
Of choices I made
I’m a star every morning
I burn out with the lights
You’re the only one
I’ve kept in my sight
Oh lord let me be free from
Saying things that I don’t mean and
Oh lord I don’t believe in
Everything for a real good reason
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7. |
The Narrows
02:58
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One lonely thing on the ocean
Drifting away and lonesome
I dreamed we danced out of time
Thought you we’re no longer mine
Ship sailed away through the narrows
In love’s ocean of sorrows
I dreamed of dark clouds and rain
What if I never make it back
What if the skies are too cloudy
What if the tides are too rowdy
Would you be there to hold me
Never aware or knowing
One lonely thing on the ocean
Drifting away and lonesome
I dreamed we danced out of time
Thought you we’re no longer,
Thought you were no longer mine
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8. |
John Dawe's Gone to Sea
02:29
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9. |
Moving On
02:34
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Don’t know why I’m here anymore
Think I’m finally finished
Headin for the door
And I’d stay
If it wasn’t for me
Comfort was in my way
Now I’m gonna leave
I’m moving on from a darker place
To a brighter one
Don’t know when I don’t know how
Maybe sooner maybe now
I’m moving on
You can talk me down
But not enough
Something’s gonna give right now
And I’m not giving up
For all the budding trees
I wanna see the summer time
Flowers and the leaves
I’m moving on from a darker place
To a brighter one
Don’t know when I don’t know how
Maybe sooner maybe now
I’m moving on
I’m moving on from a darker place
To a brighter one
Don’t know when I don’t know how
Maybe sooner maybe now
I’m moving on
I’m moving on
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10. |
Sister of Mine
03:12
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You’re shit outta whiskey
I’m shit outta luck
And I got a crocodile
On my lap
Think I’ll snap these pearly buttons
And gettyup
Outta here
Gonna head on out the Sixty-one
Long lonesome you know the one
Call that sister of mine to come on down
Get me outta here
Call that sister of mine
Call that sister of mine
Tell her to come on down the 61
Call that sister of mine
Tell her to come on down
Get me outta here
The way it’s going
I won’t make it
All the others
Can take it
I tried getting out
I was too deep
And that crocodile
Well he never sleeps
Call that sister of mine
Call that sister of mine
Tell her to come on down the 61
Call that sister of mine
Tell her to come on down
Get me outta here
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11. |
Where the Wind Blows
02:47
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I’m going where the wind blows
And the sun doesn’t shines
It’s cold its lonely but it’s mine
I go there sometimes but not for sometime
I’m going where the wind blows
And the sun doesn’t shine
I don’t know just when
My train is coming
But I know it could be anytime
I bought me a ticket cause I new I was going
I’m going where the wind blows
And the sun doesn’t shine
If you come over to see me sometime
To tell me it’s over and it’s time to come home
We’ll keep on moving on together
Where the wind never blows
And the sun shines
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Sherry Ryan St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Blending country folk with her Irish-Newfoundland roots, Sherry affirms her place as one of Atlantic Canada’s best-loved singer-songwriters. Once named “St. John’s answer to Lucinda Williams” and compared to John Prine for “reeling you in with her heartfelt stories and a hint of humour,” Sherry’s rich vocal style is described as “so good—so distinct—it’s absolutely unforgettable” (Exclaim!). ... more
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