Your Gentle Ways Of Loving Me
ByrdsTom0
Fonte15
90 BPM
Thanks to Roy Josephson for the words
The Byrds Your Gentle Way Of Loving Me written by Gary Paxton
Gib Gilbreau
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It's the humming of the engines on the Greyhound bus and trains
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That keeps your memory on my mind and here with me
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Many miles have come between us, cold nights on some roadside
E A
Bringing back your gentle ways of loving me
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It's the thought of how you love me, how you treat me, how you thrill
me
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That clears my fogged-up mind to where I see
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Some little girl as I walk by just looking at me sadly
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Bringing back your gentle ways of loving me
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It's just your gentle ways of loving me
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It's just your gentle ways of loving me
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It's the happiness I've never found with other loves that bothers
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And a mother saying how her child loves me
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And times you never talked about those late evening hours
E A
Bringing back your gentle ways of loving me
E D
It's just your gentle ways of loving me
E A
It's just your gentle ways of loving me
E D
It's just your gentle ways of loving me
E A
It's just your gentle ways of loving me
performed by the Byrds on "Dr. Byrds and Mr. Hyde"
Lead Vocal: Roger McGuinn Harmony: John York
Hot Guitar: Clarence White
Harmonica: Gene Parsons
Columbia Records 1969
The Byrds Truck Stop Girl written by Lowell George/Bill Payne
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His tail lights flickered as he pulled up to the truck stop
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The same old crowd was hanging out again tonight
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He said fill up my tank while I go check my load
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It feels like it's shifting all around
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He was the kind of man to do all he could above all he had integrity
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But he was so young and on a ten city run in love with a truck stop
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girl
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As he went inside he was merrily greeted
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By the girl with whom he was in love
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She held out a glass and said have another
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This is the last time we can meet
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With her hair piled up high and a look in her eye
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That would turn any good man's blood to wine
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All his eyes could see all his eyes could see
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Were the stares from all those around him
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He ran out to the lot and climbed into his rig
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And drive off without tightening down
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It was a terrible thing to see what remained
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Of that rig that poor Danny was in
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He was young and on a ten city run in love with a truck stop girl
Copyright @ 1970 Abraham Music(ASCAP)
From the "Untitled" LP Columbia Records 1970