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23 Feb 97 - 08:34 AM (#2489) Subject: Cisco Houston, From: thewolkes@mindspring.com Hi, there, folks. I'm looking for an old Cisco Houston (I think) song, called "Away Out There" or some such. It begins: A lonely spot I know where no man will go Where the shadows have all the room... Thanks in advance, Dee
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24 Feb 97 - 02:40 PM (#2516) Subject: RE: Cisco Houston, From: Bob Schwarer phidea@cris.com Mary McCaslin does a song that begins "there's a place I know that no man will go........" It also has something about trains in it. If you think this may be it I can try to find it. Hopefully someone has the info on the tip of the tongue. Let me know Bob S. |
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25 Feb 97 - 12:46 AM (#2533) Subject: RE: Cisco Houston, From: Ronims If you will E-Mail me at Ronims@aol.com with a fax number, I will send you the lyrics, with cord markings. The words and arrangement were takin from an album that was recorded by Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie in concert. It is called "Way Out There " |
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25 Feb 97 - 09:52 AM (#2536) Subject: RE: Cisco Houston, From: dick greenhaus Hi- If you E-Mail someone a song, then that person has it. If you post it here, EVERONE can have it. |
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27 Feb 97 - 11:51 PM (#2646) Subject: Lyr Add: WAY OUT THERE (Bob Nolan)^^ From: ah827@rgfn.epcc.edu (Gene Graham) WAY OUT THERE Recorded by The Sons of the Pioneers Written by Bob Nolan A lonely spot I know where no man will go Where the shadows have all the room, I was ridin' free on the old SP Softly humming a southern tune, When a man came along, made me hush my song, Kicked me off away out there. As she pulled out of sight, I turned to my right, The left and everywhere, But all I could see was a cactus tree And a prairie dog playing there. Saw the prairie dog feed on the tumbling weed; That's his home away out there. So I threw down my load in the desert road And rested my weary legs, Watched the sinking sun make the tall shadows Out across the barren plain, Then I hummed a tune to the rising moon. He gets lonesome 'way out there. And then I closed my eyes to the starlit skies And I lost myself in dreams, Dreamt the desert sand was a milk-and-honey land, Then I woke up with a start. There's a train coming back on that one-way track, Gonna take me 'way from here. As she was passing by, caught her on the fly. I climbed in an open door. Then I turned around to that desert ground, Saw the spot I will see no more; And as I rode away, heard the pale moon say, "Farewell, pal, it gets lonesome here." |
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14 Jun 97 - 05:52 PM (#6821) Subject: RE: Cisco Houston, From: Refresh Post! -Gene |