My husband passed away yesterday morning after a short battle with Lewy Body dementia. He was only 67 years Young. He loved Townes Van Zandt. I thought I knew a lot about music and musicians, being in the music business myself. My husband introduced me to so many wonderful singer-songwriters, some of whom were obscure. He introduced me to Townes. This song was one of his favorites, and became one of ours. I played it over and over to him in hospice. Before hospice, when he was first admitted to the hospital, he could mouth the lyrics. Every single word. Rest easy now, my love. If I needed you, you would come to me. 💔🙏😪
I know it’s not the same thing, but I used to play the song for my dog JJ when he was dying to calm him down. There’s something about the song that has a very soothing effect and just makes you OK with everything. I’m crying right now talking into my phone. It’s been over a year I still miss that dog so much. Maybe you could tell your husband to take care of him for me.
He struggled with heroin addiction, he sadly lost his battle. My bestfriend used to sing his songs to me, I didn't know at the time how hard she was trying to tell me about how her addiction felt. I lost her 1 year ago yesterday.
Just listened to a Townes interview from 1993 where he said that he wrote this song in his sleep. He was staying at guy Clark’s house and they all had the flu so they were drinking a lot of Codeine cough syrup. He said he had the most vivid dreams and woke up one night after dreaming the song. He wrote down the lyrics and already knew the chords without grabbing his guitar. The next morning he played it for guy and never changed the song.
@@resistthesystem6145 ahh yes, i am familiar with the scene.😉 Throw a little Benjamin Tod in there too. Hungry For You Blues... Busted Love or Using Again Peace and love🤗😘
Use to be a bottle...time healing me ...Townes just Great as tears still touch deep Thank you for sharing your feelings with me....its a big help knowing it's been 4yrs since your post hoping all is well for you...Goodness, Grace and Happiness...ol man way down in TX....jd
I am an 88' model. I was lucky enough to be introduced to Mr. Townes Van Zandt's music at a fairly early age. I have a hard time with thinking anyone musician/person is better or the best, but I will show my love for the man! TOWNES VAN ZANDT IS THE GREATEST SONGWRITER THAT EVER LIVED!! LONG LIVE HIS MUSIC AND BY GOD, LONG LIVE HIS LEGACY!
Five song writers can break my heart in a single line. They are, in no particular order, Warren Zevon, Tom Waits, Harry Chapin, Randy Newman, and , of course Townes Van Zandt. They all write from experienced pain, that is common to all of us.
+bensdadfrank Mine are Joni Mitchell, Laura Marling, and Conor Oberst, But a Harry Chapin line has really stuck with me the last few days "I am the midnight watchman, at Miller's Tool and Die, and I watch the metal rusting, and I watch the time go by." to me this speaks volumes on the average man's life. I just hopped on the Townes ferry, am I in for quite the tour?
My beloved father died almost a year ago. One of the funeral directors was asking us about suggestions for a looped song list for the memorial service and I mentioned Townes and he really liked that. Said something like an unrecognized hero of American music. I just said, well I like him and dad would have liked him. So we had For the Sake of the Song in there. It was nice.
I heard this on Crazy Heart last night. I'm going to learn it and play it for my wife when she gets back to Australia from Ireland, after this pandemic lockdown. Beautiful song.
I was so fortunate to grow up in Austin and Houston & Ft. Worth. Saw Townes like a regular day would go, Lightnin Hopkins, and so many great artists. Thanks Townes, you have always been a huge part of my life & stay in my heart. Another gone too soon at least for me. We don't have a say, I believe Townes accepted it all and was "ready"...So many thanks..
I went to Illinois State University in the late 70s and early 80s and got to see Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Albert King, and John Lee Hooker play on campus for $3. Can you imagine? Steve Goodman and Jethro Burns for $5. When Steve sang My Old Man it was heartbreaking. Giants. I have seen giants for $3
"Well in the night forlorn, and the mornings born, and the morning shines with the lights of love. You will miss sunrise, If you close your eyes, and that would break my heart in two."
Flower that is so sad because accidentally I found this marvelous singer and I was wonder in what time was playing his songs, however his style playing reminds me to Mark Knopfler
Heartbreaking....simply heartbreaking. One of the sweetest songs I've ever heard. Townes was truly a songwriter from the "heart". Thanks for posting this amazing performance.
I am a die-hard Marty Robbins fan. I never thought anyone could play music that touched my soul like Marty's music. But Townes's music is having the same effect on me. I am late in the game with Townes but I am a definite fan. Townes and John Denver are so underrated. This great Townes song reminds me of an early Marty Robbins classic "Tomorrow You'll Be Gone" about how a relationship has gone awry. Damn, Townes and Marty were such geniuses.
Not that it matters but hello to all the Townes lovers from India. I discovered him a few months back and man I love some of his songs so much. If I needed you is so good. No words.
I was at the recent Guy Clark tribute show in November. JT Van Zandt walked out onto the stage, looking very much like this ... it was stunning. I'd give anything for the video of this entire show. Thanks for posting.
one of the greatest Townes songs and there are so many to choose from but I think this one goes down in my top five, easily. Lupe and Lil' were parakeets!
It is weird about how Townes Van Zandt's and John Denver's lives were so similar. They were born about the same age and tragically died about the same age. Both suffered marital and substance problems. Both were probably bi-polar. Both were incredible songwriters and singers. Both were very good acoustic guitarists. Both were natural leaders that other musicians wanted to emulate. Both played music that wasn't quite folk but wasn't quite country. Both were very sensitive. Both were born into prominent families, who had high expectations of them. Both had very high IQs. Both were attached to nature. Townes actually had more in common with John Denver than Guy Clark. One could say that Townes and John were/are spiritual soulmates. Also, they were both athletic.
This song makes me break down but I still listen to it once a week just to cry it out, like some dramatic teenager lol. I love you Andy. Always. And I mean everything in this song..to you. Always. Just come up. I'll take care of you. Muah. ❤❤❤❤
I used to be in 'awe' over this song. But it was ruined for me, but some careless, evil man..who toyed with my heart so much...that I don't even remember the good anymore...well barely. It was all based on a lie- a lie that went on for 4 years, and changed what good I was. But now, I'm trying to find whom I was at one time. And it's getting there. Greet song- but too hurtful for me to even love again. It is funny, how just one "man" (hardly) or person; can make you rethink your music, the stuff you once loved in life...even who you are.
This is my favorite TVZ song. I sure wish he was still around. At least we have his music. I hope he found a nice place to rest (something like we're told Heaven is.)
It is "Femme Day" in France. As I started listening to this song the chill of fresh river water started to calmly flow through my body. The chill was so intense, it came back after the song ended. I dedicate this beautiful moment Townes gave us to my beautiful wife, Cheryl, who eases my pain and comes to me whenever I need her.
Townes uncle live a little west of San Antonio.I went to school and dated his cousin she was a nice woman. He came to stay at Charlie's house one time. He was down there hiding out. He was a hell of a character play any country song new or old. His uncle Charlie love when he played. His uncle Charlie ran his business out of a beer joint in San Antonio called blackies beer joint. Townes stayed with Charlie a few months like I said he was hiding out what for I don't know. Townes would play all the time he wrote some go song there could not tell you witch ones but they must have been good. Townes played and sing songs that he made up as he would play. It was wild the way he could come up with words with the music he played. Townes was a good man but guitar players minds think different then most people that's way they play guitar it's to help the mind out.
When someone sings his songs completely with closed eyes, then every watcher knows that something is not going right. "If I needed you" was probably sung by Townes in the state of full alcohol intoxication. Hans Rosernthal (A.H.R.D.)
robertsrecords you are right, they all say so... Hans Rosenthal (A.H.R.D.) PS: I myself was in the state of full alcohol intoxication when I wrote this (you can see it from how I spellt my own name: Rosernthal).
+blackthemboots I love his music... but have heard enough stories to know he was not harmless, especially to himself. He took risks that endangered others and certainly hurt a lot of people he loved. Mental illness and addiction were the root cause, of course.
+nilradem true. i guess was speaking directly. most great artist lead a self destructive and painful life that ends short. a sacrifice for the beauty they give to the world... this unfortunately comes before friends, family and themselves. /watch?v=eFw5xCSQnIo
I just think it is important not to romanticize that life. Also, Townes was particularly destructive, to the point where he could not even put much into the art. And there are artists who find a balance and mental health. Suffering is not a necessity.
He is the lead singer for Staind. I was going to rip on him for how shitty the show was when I saw Staind live, but from what I understand Townes got himself lit up at times to the point where he was unable to perform as well. It really doesn't make much of a difference, Townes was such a fabulous songwriter we will always have the joy of listening to his "hopeless songs" his words. Rest in peace Townes.
You know I listen to this song it takes me back many years ago there was a band in a bar one time I met a girl she just captivated me totally I already know in this song I played it on my acoustic guitar and we've been dancing on that nice that I write songs I would like to play something for you she thought I was full of shit I said well okay I'll prove it to you she says yeah yeah yeah yeah anyway I left and went out and went home and got my guitar I went back to the bar as a very small Tavern with the fireplace and everything little bit a bit of an older crowd and I went in and I sat down next to her and I played that guitar for and I played this song she was just kind of surprised that was and there's actually a guy that was telling her the truth and I said now do you think I'm full of shit she said no I'm going to see you again I said you know what I'll think about it anyway I walked out and then I went back to my truck I went home and I saw her about a week later and she said I must see you again you've been running through my head when I was with her for about four or five years and she left I can't say I blame her I was kind of a jerk but anyway that's the story hope you enjoyed reading this and it's true
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I sang this song at my mothers funeral 2021.
My husband passed away yesterday morning after a short battle with Lewy Body dementia. He was only 67 years Young. He loved Townes Van Zandt. I thought I knew a lot about music and musicians, being in the music business myself. My husband introduced me to so many wonderful singer-songwriters, some of whom were obscure. He introduced me to Townes. This song was one of his favorites, and became one of ours. I played it over and over to him in hospice. Before hospice, when he was first admitted to the hospital, he could mouth the lyrics. Every single word. Rest easy now, my love. If I needed you, you would come to me. 💔🙏😪
Thoughts are with you Terry, a beautiful song to remember him by. He had great music taste
🙏💌🌱🐾👣🌿🕊️🌎
God bless you Terry. Your husband clearly knew a lot about life, and music. Keep him with you always.
So sorry,for your loss I pray,you will remember all the wonderful memories and he will come in your memories and dreams to ease your pain.
I know it’s not the same thing, but I used to play the song for my dog JJ when he was dying to calm him down. There’s something about the song that has a very soothing effect and just makes you OK with everything. I’m crying right now talking into my phone. It’s been over a year I still miss that dog so much. Maybe you could tell your husband to take care of him for me.
He struggled with heroin addiction, he sadly lost his battle. My bestfriend used to sing his songs to me, I didn't know at the time how hard she was trying to tell me about how her addiction felt. I lost her 1 year ago yesterday.
Just listened to a Townes interview from 1993 where he said that he wrote this song in his sleep. He was staying at guy Clark’s house and they all had the flu so they were drinking a lot of Codeine cough syrup. He said he had the most vivid dreams and woke up one night after dreaming the song. He wrote down the lyrics and already knew the chords without grabbing his guitar. The next morning he played it for guy and never changed the song.
Sounds like a fancy way of saying he was high as fuck on codeine when he wrote it
@@jacobmuhlenkamp4257 holy shit that's a dumb comment
Dennis Dale Untethered Livestreams oh my god shut the fuck up.
@Dennis Dale Untethered Livestreams fuck off lmao
That's absolute genius if it's true.
Ah, how many nights have I stayed up drinking, crying, listening to Townes Van Zandt? Either too many or not enough.
Mathew Grigsby I’m a bottle in, listening to Sad Cinderella & if I needed you! Townes spirit lives on, especially through the drunken bastards!
@@resistthesystem6145 ahh yes, i am familiar with the scene.😉
Throw a little Benjamin Tod in there too. Hungry For You Blues... Busted Love or Using Again
Peace and love🤗😘
never enough nights with townes!
Mathew Grigsby as we say often along the Mexico border, Andale pues!
Which means essentially, FuckinA man!
Use to be a bottle...time healing me ...Townes just Great as tears still touch deep Thank you for sharing your feelings with me....its a big help knowing it's been 4yrs since your post hoping all is well for you...Goodness, Grace and Happiness...ol man way down in TX....jd
I am an 88' model. I was lucky enough to be introduced to Mr. Townes Van Zandt's music at a fairly early age. I have a hard time with thinking anyone musician/person is better or the best, but I will show my love for the man! TOWNES VAN ZANDT IS THE GREATEST SONGWRITER THAT EVER LIVED!! LONG LIVE HIS MUSIC AND BY GOD, LONG LIVE HIS LEGACY!
One of the most beautiful song in the world. 🙏🏼🌟
Yessss!!!❤️🇨🇭
Five song writers can break my heart in a single line. They are, in no particular order, Warren Zevon, Tom Waits, Harry Chapin, Randy Newman, and , of course Townes Van Zandt. They all write from experienced pain, that is common to all of us.
+bensdadfrank All greats. My list would include John Prine.
+Mia Hopkins Your name calls to mind another association with Townes: Lightnin' Hopkins. (I'm sure you've heard that before.)
+bensdadfrank Yeahhhh, Tom Waits and Randy Newman are up there with me as well. Both are highly underrated in the music scene.
discowhistle Lightnin' Hopkins is great.
+bensdadfrank Mine are Joni Mitchell, Laura Marling, and Conor Oberst, But a Harry Chapin line has really stuck with me the last few days "I am the midnight watchman, at Miller's Tool and Die, and I watch the metal rusting, and I watch the time go by." to me this speaks volumes on the average man's life. I just hopped on the Townes ferry, am I in for quite the tour?
Wow, 63 and never heard of TVZ. This is my fifth song and I am thoroughly impressed.
Well welcome to a little piece of Heaven on Earth Sunshine !!!!
My beloved father died almost a year ago. One of the funeral directors was asking us about suggestions for a looped song list for the memorial service and I mentioned Townes and he really liked that. Said something like an unrecognized hero of American music. I just said, well I like him and dad would have liked him. So we had For the Sake of the Song in there. It was nice.
I heard this on Crazy Heart last night. I'm going to learn it and play it for my wife when she gets back to Australia from Ireland, after this pandemic lockdown. Beautiful song.
Did it happen?
@@nikolaijelinek3869 no. I just showed my wife the comment. I forgot all about it. Will have to learn to it now.
He is authentic and doesn't write to sell. It's from his heart. I forgot about and recently rediscovered this fantastic artist.
omg...an unknown legend, i love this guy....soooooo frickin awesome
Dude!!
Masterpiece!!
Touches My Soul!!
One of the most perfect songs ever written!!
I was so fortunate to grow up in Austin and Houston & Ft. Worth. Saw Townes like a regular day would go, Lightnin Hopkins, and so many great artists. Thanks Townes, you have always been a huge part of my life & stay in my heart. Another gone too soon at least for me. We don't have a say, I believe Townes accepted it all and was "ready"...So many thanks..
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I went to Illinois State University in the late 70s and early 80s and got to see Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Albert King, and John Lee Hooker play on campus for $3. Can you imagine? Steve Goodman and Jethro Burns for $5. When Steve sang My Old Man it was heartbreaking. Giants. I have seen giants for $3
"You will miss (the) sunrise if you close your eyes and that would break my heart into" (Townes Van Zandt) Rest in Peace, 1944-1997
+Gaia Moonflower how about break my heart in two, moonflower?
Elisabeth Guinsbourg Thank you, be blessed my dear friend.
"Well in the night forlorn, and the mornings born, and the morning shines with the lights of love.
You will miss sunrise, If you close your eyes, and that would break my heart in two."
Flower that is so sad because accidentally I found this marvelous singer and I was wonder in what time was playing his songs, however his style playing reminds me to Mark Knopfler
Heartbreaking....simply heartbreaking. One of the sweetest songs I've ever heard. Townes was truly a songwriter from the "heart". Thanks for posting this amazing performance.
I am a die-hard Marty Robbins fan. I never thought anyone could play music that touched my soul like Marty's music. But Townes's music is having the same effect on me. I am late in the game with Townes but I am a definite fan. Townes and John Denver are so underrated. This great Townes song reminds me of an early Marty Robbins classic "Tomorrow You'll Be Gone" about how a relationship has gone awry. Damn, Townes and Marty were such geniuses.
I'm 18 years old and I just found this amazing man. this is way better then new music
yeah no shit
check out steve earl ,they were the best of friends, he was a genius.
You’re in for an amazing ride, one of the best
How original. So many likes
Check out Blaze Foley.
Spellbinding ! This was Townes at the peak of his powers.
Great song and I miss you Townes.
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Not that it matters but hello to all the Townes lovers from India. I discovered him a few months back and man I love some of his songs so much. If I needed you is so good. No words.
Taken from us way too soon. Great person, great singer, great writer, and just one of the sweetest people you would ever meet. Miss you Townes.
There are no words to describe this man's artistry!
I was at the recent Guy Clark tribute show in November. JT Van Zandt walked out onto the stage, looking very much like this ... it was stunning. I'd give anything for the video of this entire show. Thanks for posting.
My God this man could sing. This has to be the most beautiful love song ever. And he was so handsome x
We were robbed of the rest of his life. He would have added so much more beauty to the world
Man he looks really with it during this show. Nice to see
It was 1975...
one of the greatest Townes songs and there are so many to choose from but I think this one goes down in my top five, easily. Lupe and Lil' were parakeets!
Oh I love this song, deeply. Want it played when I peg it at my funeral.
Very respectful crowd in 1975
Nowadays, people would be on their phones or talking through the whole performance.
Miss those days.
Perfection. Just a perfectly written and played song.
Thanks mum, uncle Jeff, thanks. ;)
I have just fallen in love with this song
It is weird about how Townes Van Zandt's and John Denver's lives were so similar. They were born about the same age and tragically died about the same age. Both suffered marital and substance problems. Both were probably bi-polar. Both were incredible songwriters and singers. Both were very good acoustic guitarists. Both were natural leaders that other musicians wanted to emulate. Both played music that wasn't quite folk but wasn't quite country. Both were very sensitive. Both were born into prominent families, who had high expectations of them. Both had very high IQs. Both were attached to nature. Townes actually had more in common with John Denver than Guy Clark. One could say that Townes and John were/are spiritual soulmates. Also, they were both athletic.
Never gets old... You're in the eternal, Townes. Thank you from my whole heart and soul for your music.
I listen for the first time ,i Like
wow the original singer and song writer wow like your song a saludo bro here in the philippines
The song was featured in Ken Burns' "Country Music". The duo that made it a hit, only Emmylou Harris was mentioned. Not Don Williams.
This song makes me break down but I still listen to it once a week just to cry it out, like some dramatic teenager lol.
I love you Andy. Always. And I mean everything in this song..to you. Always. Just come up. I'll take care of you. Muah. ❤❤❤❤
He was the jewel to find,,,Love ya Townes!
No doubt one of the greatest ...
Maybe someone , maybe someday… could ease my pain. Maybe someone with that magical touch of feeling for this heavenly music . It’s all in the cosmos .
Handsome guy.
I used to be in 'awe' over this song. But it was ruined for me, but some careless, evil man..who toyed with my heart so much...that I don't even remember the good anymore...well barely. It was all based on a lie- a lie that went on for 4 years, and changed what good I was. But now, I'm trying to find whom I was at one time. And it's getting there.
Greet song- but too hurtful for me to even love again.
It is funny, how just one "man" (hardly) or person; can make you rethink your music, the stuff you once loved in life...even who you are.
You can smell the whiskey, feel the pain, and never get enough.
@Mia Hopkins, so true, there's a hole in Daddy's arm, and me and Loretta, we don't talk much more.
Thank you Mr. Van Zandt nailed it.
God bless you and your husband Terry! For the soul there is no death! Only the light of the world! Love!
This is my favorite TVZ song. I sure wish he was still around. At least we have his music. I hope he found a nice place to rest (something like we're told Heaven is.)
I love this shirt. Looks great.
What about those pants though?
One of the greatest song writers ever.
This is beautiful.
It is "Femme Day" in France. As I started listening to this song the chill of fresh river water started to calmly flow through my body. The chill was so intense, it came back after the song ended. I dedicate this beautiful moment Townes gave us to my beautiful wife, Cheryl, who eases my pain and comes to me whenever I need her.
the best to ever do it hands down.he never made it big because he didn't know how to be anybody but who he really was.
thanks mom, uncle jeff
Three chords and the TRUTH! A beautiful, moving song.
Beautiful song
To the guy in this thread that pointed me to Live at the Old Quarter...thanks.
Live at The Old Quarter is the best album released by Townes. Just his singing and a acoustic guitar.
Brilliantly expressed feelings in a song.
Me and Jiggs by Josh Ritter mentions listening to Townes Van Zandt.. so I looked this up and I'm hooked
xo Andy. I miss you.
a precious moment in time
Townes uncle live a little west of San Antonio.I went to school and dated his cousin she was a nice woman. He came to stay at Charlie's house one time. He was down there hiding out. He was a hell of a character play any country song new or old. His uncle Charlie love when he played. His uncle Charlie ran his business out of a beer joint in San Antonio called blackies beer joint. Townes stayed with Charlie a few months like I said he was hiding out what for I don't know. Townes would play all the time he wrote some go song there could not tell you witch ones but they must have been good. Townes played and sing songs that he made up as he would play. It was wild the way he could come up with words with the music he played. Townes was a good man but guitar players minds think different then most people that's way they play guitar it's to help the mind out.
the best songwriter ever
Thank you for posting this, nothingdrugs.
stunning
What a heart
Lol not quite. Those were the drugs. Great tunes tho
Just wonderful, always the best
When someone sings his songs completely with closed eyes, then every watcher knows that something is not going right. "If I needed you" was probably sung by Townes in the state of full alcohol intoxication. Hans Rosernthal (A.H.R.D.)
hans , you are an idiot...
robertsrecords you are right, they all say so... Hans Rosenthal (A.H.R.D.) PS: I myself was in the state of full alcohol intoxication when I wrote this (you can see it from how I spellt my own name: Rosernthal).
Greatest song ever, or the MOST greatest song ever?
💌 his songs*
Big fan of Poncho and Lefty.
Great song, and great songwriter.
What a pure, beautiful soul.
one of the best songs ever sung
forever my favourite, townes
loop n lil... were his parakeets:) such a harmless being.
+blackthemboots Hate you told that. I always imagined them being old hound dogs on the porch.
+blackthemboots I love his music... but have heard enough stories to know he was not harmless, especially to himself. He took risks that endangered others and certainly hurt a lot of people he loved. Mental illness and addiction were the root cause, of course.
+nilradem true. i guess was speaking directly. most great artist lead a self destructive and painful life that ends short. a sacrifice for the beauty they give to the world... this unfortunately comes before friends, family and themselves. /watch?v=eFw5xCSQnIo
I just think it is important not to romanticize that life. Also, Townes was particularly destructive, to the point where he could not even put much into the art.
And there are artists who find a balance and mental health. Suffering is not a necessity.
When not shooting dope in front of his toddler child...
so much awesome here. such a tortured soul, RIP.
This performance never gets old. I can watch it over and over. Thank you for posting it!
I still do today September 13 2024!
Beautiful and simple
Makes you wonder what kind of idiots would put a thumbs down to this kind of art. They're out there obviously!
Outstanding musician!
Three chords were never the same after Townes Van Zandt
"Loop and Lil were parakeets." (From "Live at the Old Quarter")
Best Americana Songwriter since Woody.
Why am I crying to this in the middle of a plasma donation center??
Shane McNealy because you have a heart&soul...I'm on my couch
Whatever the legal reasons are that this ACL epsiode cannot be released, it is ridiculous. They would sell thousands of DVD's of this!
A true classic !
Beautiful poet
He is the lead singer for Staind. I was going to rip on him for how shitty the show was when I saw Staind live, but from what I understand Townes got himself lit up at times to the point where he was unable to perform as well. It really doesn't make much of a difference, Townes was such a fabulous songwriter we will always have the joy of listening to his "hopeless songs" his words. Rest in peace Townes.
@nothingdrugs, do you have any more of this concert? If you have the full show or any other part of it, I would love to see it. Thanks for the upload
Great Townes, great !!!
he partied like 99 wish i met him
You know I listen to this song it takes me back many years ago there was a band in a bar one time I met a girl she just captivated me totally I already know in this song I played it on my acoustic guitar and we've been dancing on that nice that I write songs I would like to play something for you she thought I was full of shit I said well okay I'll prove it to you she says yeah yeah yeah yeah anyway I left and went out and went home and got my guitar I went back to the bar as a very small Tavern with the fireplace and everything little bit a bit of an older crowd and I went in and I sat down next to her and I played that guitar for and I played this song she was just kind of surprised that was and there's actually a guy that was telling her the truth and I said now do you think I'm full of shit she said no I'm going to see you again I said you know what I'll think about it anyway I walked out and then I went back to my truck I went home and I saw her about a week later and she said I must see you again you've been running through my head when I was with her for about four or five years and she left I can't say I blame her I was kind of a jerk but anyway that's the story hope you enjoyed reading this and it's true
John is on The weed again. Shame they never made more episodes of patriot.
One of the best
A pre-Valentine song maybe! Enjoy and thx Barry
could somebody tell me where can I watch the whole concert? been looking for it for ages.