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28 Jan 98 - 12:05 AM (#20070) Subject: Joan Baez and Coyote From: L.F.M Anyone out there ever heard a song recorded by Joan Baez that talks about a sad coyote? Here are the only words I remember: Now I know how coyote feels-Howling just to ease the pain since you went away. I'm looking for the music and/or lyrics. Can any of you J.B. fans help? |
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28 Jan 98 - 05:02 AM (#20085) Subject: RE: Joan Baez and Coyote From: Wolfgang Hell L.F.M., I guess you are looking for the song I "copy&paste"d from this site. Wolfgang @SONG: Tumbleweed (3:32) (Douglas Van Arsdale) I feel like a lonesome tumbleweed rolling across an open plain, I feel like something nobody needs I feel my life drifting away, drifting away - I feel like a broken wagon wheel when I can't hop a slow-moving train Think I know how a coyote feels when he's howling just to ease the pain, since he's been away. Lord, I feel like rolling, rolling along, so keep your big wind blowing till all my natural days are gone - till my days are all gone. I'm just a lonesome tumbleweed turning end over end. Once I pulled all my roots free I became a slave to the wind, a slave to the wind.
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28 Jan 98 - 08:41 AM (#20097) Subject: RE: Joan Baez and Coyote From: hanrahan FYI...Bill Staines has a beautiful song "coyote" on his Sandstone Cathedrals. hanrahan |
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18 Jan 01 - 09:22 AM (#376893) Subject: JOAN BAEZ AND TUMBLEWEED From: GUEST,derekclaptoe2@hotmail.com Hello to everyone. I would like to have the lyrics from the song "Tumbleweed" sung by Joan Baez. She didnt write it, that is the only thing I know. Thank you very much. |
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18 Jan 01 - 07:36 PM (#377346) Subject: RE: Joan Baez and Coyote From: jaze There's a reference to a "Lone Coyote" in the song "Welcome me(To The City Of Angels") Written by by the Indigo Girls. Fairly recent song,though. It's on Ring Them Bells |