Devonside
de Steve Earle
I was born and raised here this town's my town
Everybody knows my name
But ever since the glass plant closed down
Things round here ain't never been the same
I got me a good job alright but some nights
Take me to another time
Back when I was No. 29
I was pretty good then don't you know watch him go
Buddy I could really fly
Everyone in town came, hip flasks, horn blasts
Any autumn Friday night
Sally yelled her heart out push em back, way back
I was hers and she was mine
Back when I was No. 29
We were playin' Smithville big boys, farm boys
Second down and four to go
Bubba brought the play in good call my ball
Now they're gonna see a show
But Bubba let his man go I cut back, heard it crack
It still hurts me but I don't mind
Reminds me I was No. 29
Now I go to the ballgames cold nights, half pints
Friday nights I'm always here
We got a pretty good team, good boys, strong boys
District champs the last three years
Got a little tailback pretty slick, real quick
I take him for a steak sometimes
Nowadys he's No. 29
I don't follow rainbows, big dreams, brass rings
I've already captured mine
Back when I was No. 29
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Hillbilly Highway
Guitar Town
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Guitar Town
Guitar Town
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Just Before The Battle, Mother / Farewell, Mother
Divided & United: The Songs of the Civil War
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Pancho and Lefty
Townes
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Sweet Little '66
Exit 0
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Meet Me in the Alleyway
I'll Never Get out of This World Alive
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Someday
Guitar Town
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Copperhead Road
Copperhead Road
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Satellite Radio
Washington Square Serenade
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The Devil's Right Hand
Copperhead Road
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Even When I'm Blue
Copperhead Road
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Dixieland
The Mountain
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The Galway Girl
Transcendental Blues
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So You Wannabe an Outlaw
So You Wannabe an Outlaw
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The Firebreak Line
So You Wannabe an Outlaw
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You’re the Best Lover That I Ever Had
Terraplane
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Goodbye
Train A Comin'
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Transcendental Blues
Transcendental Blues
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Tennessee Blues
Washington Square Serenade