Link: [The Oak Ridge Boys]
Not every song that
will be featured here will be what is generally considered as being “Christian”
in the eyes of this world. For some will
be anguished cries from the pit of despair, and others will be quite obviously
ferverent rants of rebellion.
Nonetheless, be assured that they will all be of our Heavenly Father (in
one way or another) and I hope that you have been given ears to hear the
message.
Link: [On YouTube]
Leavin’ Louisiana in the Broad Daylight
The Oak Ridge Boys
Mary took to runnin’
With a travelin’
man
Left her momma
cryin’
With her head in
her hands
Such a sad case
So broken hearted
She say
Momma I gotta go
Gotta get outta
here
Gotta get outta town
Tired of hangin’
around
I gotta roll on
Between the ditches
It’s just an
ordinary story
‘Bout the way
things go
Around and around
Nobody knows
But the highway
Goes on forever
That ol’ highway
Rolls on forever
Lord
She never would’ve
done it
If she hadn’t got
drunk
If she hadn’t
started runnin’
With a travelin’
man
If she hadn’t
started takin’
Those crazy chances
She say
Daughter let me
tell you
‘Bout the travelin’
kind
Everywhere he’s
goin’
Such a very short
time
He’ll be long gone
Before you know it
He’ll be long gone
Before you know it
She say
Never have I known
it
When it felt so
good
Never have I knew
it
When I knew I could
Never have I done
it
When it looked so
right
Leavin’ Louisiana
In the broad
daylight
This is down in the
swampland
Anything goes
It’s alligator bait
And the bars don’t
close
It’s the real thing
Down in Louisiana
Did you ever see a
Cajun
When he really got
mad
When he really got
trouble
Like a daughter
gone bad
It gets real hot
Down in Louisiana
Well the stranger
better move it
Or he’s gonna get
killed
He’s gonna have to
get it
Or a shotgun will
It ain’t no time
For lengthy
speeches
There ain’t no time
For lengthy
speeches
She say
Never have I known
it
When it felt so
good
Never have I knew
it
When I knew I could
Never have I done
it
When it looked so
right
Leavin’ Louisiana
In the broad
daylight
She say
Never have I known
it
When it felt so
good
Never have I knew
it
When I knew I could
Never have I done
it
When it looked so
right
Leavin’ Louisiana
In the broad
daylight
It’s just an
ordinary story
‘Bout the way
things go
Around and around
Nobody knows
But the highway
Goes on forever
That ol’ highway
Rolls on forever
Link: [On YouTube]
Y’all Come Back Saloon
The Oak Ridge Boys
She played
Tambourine
With a
Silver jingle
And she must have
known the words
To at least a
million tunes
But the one most
requested
By the man she knew
as Cowboy
Was the last night
benediction
At the Y’all Come
Back Saloon
In a voice soft and
tremblin’
She’d sing her song
to Cowboy
As a smoky halo
circled ‘round
Her raven hair
And all the fallen
angels
And pinball playin’
rounders
Stopped the games
that they’d been playin’
For losers evenin’
prayer
Faded Love
And faded memories
How they linger
In her mind
Miles and years played
the Cowboy
Like an old melody
Out of tune
And out of time
Every night in the
shadows
Thinkin’ back on
Amarillo
He’d dream of
better days
And ask for Faded
Love
Liftin’ high his
glass in honor
Of the lady and her
song
He paid his check
then lonely walked
That broken cowboy
home
She played
Tambourine
With a
Silver jingle
And she must have
known the words
To at least a
million tunes
But the one most
requested
By the man she knew
as Cowboy
Was the last night
benediction
At the Y’all Come
Back Saloon
She played
Tambourine
With a
Silver jingle
And she must have
known the words
To at least a
million tunes
But the one most
requested
By the man she knew
as Cowboy
Was the last night
benediction
At the Y’all Come
Back Saloon
She played
Tambourine
With a
Silver jingle
And she must have
known the words
To at least a
million tunes
But the one most
requested
By the man she knew
as Cowboy
Was the last night
benediction
At the Y’all Come
Back Saloon
Lyrics From:
[Cowboy Lyrics]
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Adullamite!!! Alas, you are bound and determined to remain uncultured--aren't you?
ReplyDeleteWOW who knew the guys from ZZ Top started out in The Oak Ridge Boys.
ReplyDeleteYears ago (and I'm talking decades) I had a cassette tape of the Oak Ridge Boys that I used to listen to constantly.
ReplyDeleteAdullamite... you are very entertaining. Hope you have a very nice day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Ryan!!! LOL! Yeah, I imagine it got really strange when Leon Russell came by to play on some of their songs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Ann!!! Be assured that it was really hard picking just two songs for this. For they have had so many truly great hits over the years.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Indy Jiu Jitsu!!! Please don't encourage him. (LOL?)
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