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He Was In Heaven Before He Died John Prine Washed out with the tide And I smiled on the Wabash The last time I passed it Yes, I gave her a wink From the passenger side And my foot fell asleep As I swallowed my candy Knowing he Grandpa Was A Carpenter John Prine in a burned out fuse Chorus: Grandpa was a carpenter, he built houses, stores and banks Chain-smoked Camel cigarettes and hammered nails and planks He was level on the level, shaved even every door And Sam Stone John Prine There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes, Jesus Christ died for nothin I suppose. Please Don't Bury Me John Prine Woke up this morning Put on my slippers Walked in the kitchen and died And oh what a feeling! Saddle In The Rain John Prine Or just across the line Have you been standing in the rain Reciting nursery rhymes? Maureen, Maureen John Prine Maureen, Maureen, I shot a doctor last night on the airplane Well, they said he wouldn't hurt us But he got me real nervous and mean He was fat and he stank And God knows that he drank more than we do Take The Star Out Of The Window John Prine Robert was a sailor For the best years of his life His captain was his mother And the ocean was his wife Only fresh out of the cradle Life's one and only spring He was sworn to do his duty And got Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore John Prine While digesting Reader's Digest In the back of a dirty book store, A plastic flag, with CUM on the back, Fell out on the floor. Billy The Bum John Prine Billy, the bum lived by the thumb And sang of the hobo's delight He'd prove he could run Twice as fast as the sun By losing his shadow at night Now he loved every girl In this curly headed The Bottomless Lake John Prine Here's the story of a man and his family And a big trip that they took Well, I heard all about in a restaurant And I read it in a history book They rented a car at the Erie Canal But the car didn't have John Henry Van Morrison When John Henry was a little baby Sittin' on his mama's knee Well he picked up a feather and a piece of steel And said that's gonna be the death of me Lord, lord, lord that's gonna be the death of me Well Six O'Clock News John Prine Wanda had a baby in nineteen fifty one. The father was stranger and a stranger was the son. Call that child James Lewis, call these rooms a home. Changing all them diapers polish all that chrome. Pretty Good John Prine I got a friend in Fremont, He sells used cars, ya know. Angel From Montgomery John Prine I am an old woman named after my mother My old man is another child that's grown old If dreams were lightning thunder was desire This old house would have burnt down a long time ago Chorus: Make me an Far From Me John Prine As the cafe was closing on a warm summer night And Cathy was cleaning the spoons The radio played the hit parade And I hummed a long with the tune She asked me to change the station Said the song just Everybody John Prine While out sailing on the ocean While out sailing on the sea I bumped into the Savior And He said pardon me I said "Jesus you look tired" He said "Jesus so do you, Sit down son 'Cause I got Donald And Lydia John Prine sunken deep in her fat. The Accident (Things Could Be Worse) John Prine Last night I saw an accident on the corner of Third and Green two cars collided and I got excited just being part of that scene it was Mrs Tom Walker and her beautiful daughter Pamela was driving the car Middle Man John Prine I was sitting in a diner With a girl named Flo She wouldn't say yes But she couldn't say no She said,?Darling, can I get a middle man?? Sweet Revenge John Prine I got kicked off Noah's Ark I turn my cheek to unkind remarks there was two of everything but one of me and when the rains came tumbling down I held my breath and I stood my ground and I watched that ship John Prine Low I verified the mathand double-checked the syntaxI tried to heal your bodybut it just kept coming backyou never had a chanceI thought I was a poetI had so much to saybut now I want to see the bloodI want Paradise John Prine When I was a child, my family would travel Down to western Kentucky where my parents were born. And there's a backwoods old town that's often remembered So many times that my memories are worn. John Henry Pete Seeger John Henry was about three days old sittin' on his papa's knee He picked up a hammer and a little piece of steel said Hammer's gonna be the death of me Lord Lord Hammer's gonna be the death of me The captain I JUST SHOT JOHN LENNON The Cranberries It was the fearful night of December 8th He was returning home from the studio, late He had perceptively known that it wouldn't be nice Because in 1980, he paid the price John Lennon died, John My Own Best Friend John Prine I'm beginning to like you But, you know that ain't right 'Cause you'll just twist and twist and twist Till I'm all crooked inside You'll take all you gave me Like it never was there And Love, Love, Love John Prine He stumbled through the alley with his long coat on Nothing but a bottle in his hand She sat in her apartment lonesome to the bone Wondering what had happened to her man [Chorus] Love, love, love, love Hello In There John Prine We had an apartment in the city Me and Loretta liked living there And it'd been years since the kids had grown A life of their own, left us alone John and Linda live in Omaha And Joe is somewhere on the Mexican Home John Prine I cried it's so hot inside you could die in the living room take the fan from the window prop the door back with a broom the cuckoo clock has died of shock and the windows feel no pane the air's as still Unwed Fathers John Prine In an Appalachian, Greyhound station She sits there waitin', in a family way "Goodbye brother, tell mom, I love her Tell all the others, I'll write someday" From a teenage lover, to an unwed mother Kept I Just Shot John Lennon Cranberries It was the fearful night of December 8th, He was returning home from the studio, late. He had perceptively known that it wouldn't be nice. Because in 1980, he paid the price.