| Gurf Morlix 12 string guitar
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| John Ciambotti bass guitar
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| Donald Lindley drums
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| Johnny Lee Schell guitar
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| Steve Earle acoustic guitar
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| Roy Bittan organ
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| Jim Lauderdale harmony vocals
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| Sun came up it was another day
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| And the sun went down you were blown away
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| Why’d you let go of your guitar
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| Why’d you ever let it go that far
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| Drunken Angel
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| Could’ve held on to that long smooth neck
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| Let your hand remember every fret
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| Fingers touching each shiny string
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| But you let go of everything
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| Drunken Angel
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Followers would cling to you
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| Hang around just to meet you
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| Some threw roses at your feet
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| And watch you pass out on the street
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| Drunken Angel
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| Feed you and pay off all your debts
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| Kiss your brow taste your sweat
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| Write about your soul your guts
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| Criticize you and wish you luck
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| Drunken Angel
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Some kind of savior singing the blues
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| A derelict in your duct tape shoes
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| Your orphan clothes and your long dark hair
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| Looking like you didn’t care
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| Druken Angel
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| Blood spilled out from the hole in your heart
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| Over the strings of your guitar
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| The worn down places in the wood
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| That once made you feel so good
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| Druken Angel
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Drunken Angel
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| You’re on the other side
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| Sun came up it was another day
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| And the sun went down you were blown away
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| Why’d you let go of your guitar
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| Why’d you ever let it go that far
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| Drunken Angel Drunken Angel
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| From Lucinda Williams «Car Wheels On A Gravel Road»
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| Mercury Records 1998
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| Warner Tamerlane Publishing Company/Lucy Jones Music
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| Nomad-Noman Music (BMI) |
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Drunken Angel, artist - Lucinda Williams. Album song Car Wheels On A Gravel Road, in the genre Иностранный рок