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Welfare Line The Highwaymen Lost two fenders in the steel wheels, And I ain't goin' back again. I fought for my country, Lord knows I did my best. Crawlin' cross some foreign field, They pinned a ribbon to my chest. Welfare Line The Highwaymen 외 4명 Lost two fenders in the steel wheels, And I ain't goin' back again. I fought for my country, Lord knows I did my best. Crawlin' cross some foreign field, They pinned a ribbon to my chest. Welfare Line Jimmy Dawkins I get up early in the morning I'll be standin' at the welfare line I get up early in the morning Lord, I'll be standin' at that welfare line I keep talkin' to my case worker but the governor don't seem We're All In Your Corner The Highwaymen There's only his way, He calls all the plays. And he lives on his island alone. Waylon Jennings: But the sea is for sure To test all the moors Dropping off treasures from places unknown. Michael Highwaymen American Remains The Highwaymen I am a shotgun rider, For the San Jacinto line, The desert is my brother, My skin is cracked and dry I was ridin\' on a folk coach And everything was fine, \'Till we took a shorter road To save Michael Row The Boat Ashore The Highwaymen MICHAEL (ROW THE BOAT ASHORE) The Highwaymen Michael row the boat ashore, hallelujah Michael row the boat ashore, hallelujah Sister help to trim the sail, hallelujah Sister help to trim the sail Songs That Make A Difference The Highwaymen We gathered round the room, you sang yours and I sang mine We took turns with the guitar, in the front and center seat Shel and Kris and Dylan, and a couple off the street Joni Mitchell cried on, "Both Against the Wind The Highwaymen WAYLON: It seems like yesterday, but it was a long time ago She was lovely, she was the queen of my nights There in the darkness with the radio, playin\' low The secrets that we shared, the mountains The Last Cowboy Song The Highwaymen (All) This the last cowboy song: The end of a hundred year waltz. The voices sound sad as they're singin' along. Another piece of America's lost. The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over The Highwaymen the Great Depression? Highwayman The Highwaymen Along the coach roads I did ride With sword and pistol by my side Many a young maid lost her baubles to my trade Many a soldier shed his lifeblood on my blade The bastards hung me in the spring of twenty-five Anthem '84 The Highwaymen I ain't gonna leave you for the crazy things you're doin' But don't ask me to lend a helpin' hand. You were such a pretty dream as I remember. You were young and strong and God was on your side. Jim, I Wore A Tie Today The Highwaymen Jim, Jim, I wore a tie today The first one that I ever wore And you'd have said I looked like a dummy Out the dry goods store Oh Jim, Jim, the Preacher said a lot of things But I didn't hear a word Silver Stallion The Highwaymen Kristofferson) E AEA I'm gonna steal a silver stallion,with not a mark upon his silky hide EA E A Teach him he can trust me like a brother,one day we'll saddle up and rideChorus:(All together with the Living Legend The Highwaymen Was it bitter then, with our backs against the wall? Were we better men, then we\'d ever been before? Say if she came again today, would you still answer to the call? Big River The Highwaymen Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry, And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky. And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River. Born And Raised In Black And White The Highwaymen The wind blows hard across the Texas planes Makes some people go insane While others quietly pray for rain That's where we came from Two boys playing in the burning sun One with books, one with Angels Love Bad Men The Highwaymen When his stolen gold has turned to rust He rides off in a cloud of dust Lookin\' for a border he can cross She\'ll stand by and watch him go Wonderin\' if he\'ll ever know The hurt she\'s feelin\' Committed To Parkview The Highwaymen There's a man across the hall who sits staring at the floor He thinks he's Hank Williamshear him singing through the door There's a girl in 203, who stops by to visit me And she talks about her songs and Two Stories Wide The Highwaymen Come out of the darkness Don't hide in the night Come out in the sunshine And we'll be alright Life's too long to worry And it's too short to cry And it's too deep to measure And it's too stories Texas The Highwaymen Listen to my song And if you want to sing along It's about where I belong Texas Sometimes far into the night And until the morning light I pray with all my might To be in Texas It's where I Desperados Waiting For A Train The Highwaymen [Kristofferson:] I'd play the "Red River Valley," And he'd sit in the kitchen and cry. And run his fingers through seventy years of livin'. And wonder, "Lord, has ever' well I drilled run dry?" Everything Goes Graham Parker Another schoolgirl disappears She's the twenty third one this year They're gonna search on the river bank And in the disused water tank But everything goes don't worry don't worry baby Everything'll work Everything Goes (Single Version) Graham Parker Another schoolgirl disappears She's the twenty third one this year They're gonna search on the river bank And in the disused water tank But everything goes don't worry don't worry baby Everything'll work Welfare Love Dr. Dooom It's Welfare Love, section eight! Welfare Music The Bottle Rockets "Quit school when she was seventeen Senator on TV calls her welfare queen Used to be daddy's little girl Now she needs help in this mean ol' world Buys cassette tapes in the bargain bin Loves Carlene Carter Welfare Problems Randy enemy My back hurts 'cause my bed's too hard Some blow is stuck on my credit card I feel sick when I play my PS2 and my game cube too There is something wrong with me I've become my own enemy I've got welfare WELFARE MOTHERS Neil Young WELFARE MOTHERS People, pick up on what I'm puttin' down now Welfare mothers make better lovers Down at every Laundromat in town now Welfare mothers make better lovers While they're washin' you Welfare Symphony Carole King Welfare workers Prying into her life Was she really someone's wife And where was he She often cried as they left her without a shred of pride She had so many things to think about So many children to feed