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Crawlin' and Bawlin'
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a bad night at the honky-tonk
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I'm a songwriter; lyricist mainly. Give a listen to the songs I have posted and see what you think. I'll be changing them out from time to time so you'll be able to get an idea of the different areas I write in. If you like what you hear and feel they are right for you as an artist or your band, please get in touch with me. If you like to cowrite, you've come to the right place! Give me a shout and let's write that perfect song! Look forward to hearing from you, James
Song Info
Charts
Peak #81
Peak in subgenre #37
Author
James Odle, Jr. / Susie Marshall
Rights
2002
Uploaded
February 01, 2007
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.3 MB 128 kbps 3:38
Story behind the song
As kids we always we always hung around the little league fields. Sometimes even worked the concession stand when we weren't playing. One night one of the ladies that worked the stand got into a fight with her husband/boyfriend and she ended up on the floor and as my cousin loved to say, "she was down there a crawlin' and bawlin'". Just one of those childhood things that stuck with me.
Lyrics
Crawlin' and a Bawlin' ©2002 James Odle, Jr. / Susie Marshall A late night at the bar he was holding court his home wasn't much of a castle but this table was his fort he was busy telling tales buying rounds for his friends a glass broke - someone screamed and he could feel the cold north wind She was nipped and tucked In all the right places Wearing enough make-up For 2 or 3 faces Loaded to the teeth And shooting from the hip It was easy to see She wasn't taking any lip There was a look in her eyes She had found her calling Tonight the furs gonna fly She'll leave him crawlin' and a bawlin' She fired straight from the heart every shot rang true someone tried to call 9-1-1 there was nothing they could do he was down on his knees begging her to listen staring down both barrels of a woman with a mission (repeat chorus) The juke box lay dying slumped against the wall the bartender looked up and yelled, "Last call for alcohol." she picked up his wallet tipped the waitress a buck walked to her car 'round back revved it up and side swiped his truck (repeat chorus)
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