Nazarene Guitar
de John Gorka
I worked at a place
Where the bands came through
Some of them rang false
And some rang true
I'd stick around
After they played
To see how legends are made
There's just a few
That stand out in my mind
Some of them still roll
And some are lost to the grind
Now you ask me
Of the special ones
And where all the legends have gone
There was a man
Who came from north of here
He could raise his voice
And he could raise a beer
And when he left
The music stayed
And that's how legends are made
It suprised us to see
Just how high he stood
It was hard to believe
Someone could sing that good
We shared more gold
Then any band was paid
And that's how legends are made
So long, it was nice meeting you
But how do you get back
To Route 22
From Here
The band was a bass man
And a brother on lead
There was no more
'Cause there was no need
So fine to see
What they could give
'Cause legends call us to live
They came in high
And they came in low
Worn by the miles
And fresh from home
Hard work, magic
Then some tragic end
And so a legend begins
(Repeat bridge and 1st verse)
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I Saw A Stranger With Your Hair
Pure John Gorka
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The Mercy of the Wheels
Jack's Crows
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Mercy Of The Wheels
The Gypsy Life
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Love Is Our Cross To Bear
I Know
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Mercy Of The Wheels
Dave Mason & The AIX All Star Band, John Gorka, The Afro Cuban Latin Jazz Project an Unplugged Concert
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Land of the Bottom Line
Land of the Bottom Line
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The Water is Wide
Where Have All The Flowers Gone: The Songs Of Pete Seeger
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I Know
I Know
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Morningside
The Company You Keep
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Stranger In My Driver's Seat
Land of the Bottom Line
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Good Noise
Out Of The Valley
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Downtown Tonight
I Know
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Thirsty Boots
Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 60's
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Houses In The Fields
Pure John Gorka
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Always
Old Futures Gone
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The One That Got Away
Land of the Bottom Line
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Like My Watch
I Know
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What Was That
The Company You Keep
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Bleecker Street
Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 60's
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My Back Pages
Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 60's