Someday .......... Los Lobos

Lorraine's Song (My Heart Was A Lonely Hunter) .......... Theresa Andersson / Grayson Capps

Bone .......... Thalia Zedek

Bobby (Original Score) .......... Nathan Larson

Different Stars .......... Trespassers William

Lonesome Blues .......... Lonnie Pitchford

Early Every Morning .......... Magic Slim & The Teardrops

I Really Don't Want To Know .......... John Travolta

Barbara Allen .......... John Travolta

This Isn't It .......... Giant Drag

Daughter Like Mother (Original Score) .......... Nathan Larson

Rising Son .......... Big Bill Morganfield

Washboard Lisa .......... Grayson Capps

Blonde On Blonde .......... Nada Surf

Praying Ground Blues .......... Lightnin' Hopkins

Love Song For Bobby Long .......... Grayson Capps

(David Hidalgo / Louie Perez)

Someday I will go home
Someday I will go home
And I'll find peace in the house
Of my heavenly father
I will fear, fear no more

I know down in my heart
I know it won't be long
And I shall see the face
Of my savior
I will fear, I will fear
I will fear, pain no more

Someday, I will go home
Someday, I will go home
And I shall take the hand
Of my savior
I will fear, I will fear
I will fear, pain no more
I, I will fear, I will fear
Pain no more

Driving home
Driving home
I'm driving home

VERSE 1:

Yesterday I had a dream I could fly through the sky
Then I woke up in a sweat, not dead yet but on the ground.
I'm up in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Looking for the wind in me
Lord fly me over Pontchartrain
back to the land of sugarcane and summer-rain

Never more shall we part
Never more shall we part

VERSE 2:

A little girl was early told
that life is time and time is gold
She took a little every day
till it went away and she was old

And she cried 'cause her gold was gone
And she cried for she was all alone
And I'm hunting with a lonely heart,
crying nevermore shall we part
shall we part

Never more shall we part
Never more shall we part

VERSE 3:

And all those words that I said
gently bled from my mouth
And I'm ready too embrace this place
where I belong

I'm afraid but I need to look
If I don't I'm gonna fly
And I'm calling to you in the dark
Just a hunter with a lonely heart
A lonely heart

Never more shall we part
Never more shall we part

Never more shall we part
Never more shall we part

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So you'd sing a lullaby to get me to sleep
So it's no surprise my eyes are never heavy
For i've not seen you in the flesh for so long
That i'm not sure we would know each other at all

Oh the weight it must be light wherever you are
And i know you don't think twice wherever you are
Oh the weight it must be light wherever you are
And i know you don't think twice wherever you are

So i will hum alone, too far from you
All that i say now is nothing to you
We will lie under different stars
I am where i am and you're where you are, you're where you are.

Oh the weight it must be light wherever you are
And i know you don' t think twice wherever you are
And i'd ask if you're all right wherever you are
And do you think of me, you might, wherever you are.

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Oh how many arms have held you
And hated to let you go
How many, oh how many, I wonder
But I really don't want, I don't wanna know

Oh how many lips have kissed you
And set, set your soul aglow, yes they did
How many, oh how many, I wonder, yes I do
But I really don't want to know

So always make, make me wonder
And always make, make me guess
And even, you know even if I ask you
Oh darling oh don't you, don't confess

Just let it, let it remain your secret
Oh for darling, darling I love you so
No wonder, yeah no wonder, I wonder
Mmm, 'cause I really don't want, I don't wanna know

'Twas in the merry month of May
When green buds all were swellin'
Sweet William on his death bed lay
For the love of Barbara Allen

He sent his servant to the town
To the place where she was dwellin'
Saying, "You must come to my master dear,
If your name be Barb'ry Allen"

So slowly, slowly she got up,
And slowly she drew nigh to him,
And the only words to him did say
"Young man, I think you're dying"

He turned his face unto the wall
And death was in him welling
Goodbye, goodbye to my friends all
Be kind to Barb'ry Allen

When he was dead and laid in grave
She heard the death bells knellin'
And every stroke to her did say
"Hard-hearted Barb'ry Allen"

"Oh mother, oh mother, go dig my grave
Make it both long and narrow
Sweet William died of love for me
And I will die of sorrow"

"Oh father, oh father, go dig my grave
Make it both long and narrow
Sweet William died on yesterday
And I will die tomorrow"

Barb'ry Allen was buried in the old church-yard
Sweet William was buried beside her
Out of Sweet William's heart there grew a rose
Out of Barb'ry Allen's, a briar

They grew and gew in the old church-yard
'Til they could grow no higher
At the end they formed a true lovers' knot
And the rose grew 'round the briar

Oh?
like eyes murdered in sin,
oh did you forget,
all the words you ever spit,

love love love,
this isn't it,
love love love,
you wouldn't know it,
if it hit you,

oh erase my name,
from here on out,
it's only pain,
I can't tell you why,
you hate me for living,
won't let me die,

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Standin' on the corner of Royal Street,
on a Sunday afternoon
Out there by the old A & P
barefoot in the sun in June.
I saw her playin' with the
big brass band with old Gate Junior on guitar
I saw her playin' with John and Mooney too
uptown at Maddigan's Bar.

Washboard Lisa, wash away your sins
let them go down the drain
Everytime you move your dirty little hands
takes away our fears and our pain

I said "hello" to her out there on the street
Boys, I looked into here eyes
She said that she knew Tom Robin
Oh, I believed it was a lie
But how can New Orleans be so good
To a Lucky Strike smoking queen
With a rip in her dress and a dirty toes
Livin' life like a dream

Washboard Lisa, wash away your sins
let them go down the drain
Everytime you move your dirty little hands
takes away our fears and our pain

Cats and dogs are coming down
14th got is gonna drown
Everyone else rushing round
I'Ve got blonde on blonde
On my portable stereo
It'S a lullabye
From a giant golden radio
I'Ve got no time i wanna lose
To people with something to prove
What can you do but let them Institutions
And make your way down the block
I'Ve got blonde on blonde
On my portable stereo
It'S a lullabye
From a giant golden radio
It'S a lullabye
From wonder-woman's radio

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Brewton Alabama at The Colonial Inn,
hot day, old orange juice, some vodka on a night stand,
there's a Chevy Nova with the seat burned out the back,
from a Winston cigarette, that was stumped into the wind
old Bobby Long was like Zorba the Greek,
side-tracked by the scent of a woman,
He could've been an actor on a movie screen
stayed in Alabama, just a dreamer of dreams
he played footbal against W.S.E.O.
should've seen him running down the field
I grow old, I grow old, were a bottoms of my trousers rolled,
it's a love song, for Bobby Long
a love song, for Bobby Long

he was a handsome man, he had Cherokee cheeckbones
a fair haired boy, where did he go wrong,
he chose a roadless travel, made all the difference,

now he's chastisezed, critisiezed he don't make no sense
Brewton called him crazy, he said Bobby Long was nothing but a drunk,
but all the thoughts in his head was way passed anything they duwmb funk
it's a love song, for Bobby Long
a love song, for Bobby Long

but don't get me wrong, Bobby Long was no good,
he'd drag you down, if he thought he could
well he would drag you down,
the road I ride will be the day for me
won't come along
the road I ride is gonna set me free
he's gonna take me home

he was a friend of my papa's he used to drink and tell lies
praised Flannery O'Connors, smoked cigarettes and filosophied
so here I am at The Colonial Inn
me and Captain Long and my pretty girl-friend
he charmes her with a poem, then he brakes down and cries
smile a crooked smile, with his broken cheeck-bone side
tells about his life, now he's 63,
he looks me in the eyes, he says come and go with me
he could walk on water, walk on water
but you know you drown themselves and wine
god and a devil, god and a devil,
god and a devil along inside his mind
it's a love song, for Bobby Long
a love song, for Bobby Long