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NSAM-4 Ladies' Night
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Sappy slow ballad
songwriter acoustic folk home recording topical 1960s
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Singer songwriter, mostly acoustic folk and folk rock, with some 50's and 60's style rock included.
The band is all me, Famous Patrick, with occassional help from my wife on bass and keys, or an assortment of friends, all of whom are more talented than myself.
Song Info
Genre
Rock Folk Rock
Charts
Peak #483
Peak in subgenre #33
Author
Famous Patrick
Rights
2008 Patrick Bonier
Uploaded
December 04, 2008
Track Files
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MP3 10.9 MB 320 kbps 4:44
Story behind the song
For NaSoAlMo, I wanted to have at least one slow song, and this is it. It is the story of a washed up musician who got caught up in minor celebrity and intoxicants and lost everything. He has been sober for a while and wants to get involved with someone he has seen in the bar he works. He very tentatively tells her his story, fully expecting to get rejected. This song is not autobiographical; I have been happily married for 23 years.
Lyrics
I saw you here last Thursday night / Ladies’ two for one Was going to buy a round for you / But you’d already gone And so I took the long walk home / And try to clear my head But as I faced the night alone / I thought of you instead Chorus: Just like me it seems you’ve seen Your dream dashed in the dirt I have found it helps to have Someone to share your hurt I listen good and I could be That someone if you like And I could meet you here again Next week on Ladies’ Night You may have heard my name before / I was a local star They’d come from miles around to hear me / sing and play guitar Then things I took, took over / I Lost my family, job and friends A short career, a year and change / From beginning to the end Chorus Now I’ve been straight for 20 months / I’m here ‘most every night Tending bar and cleaning up / I guess I’m doin’ alright But loneliness is stronger / Than all those things I overcame’ And we can spend some time together / If you should feel the same Chorus
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