Old Cheyenne
(Words & Music by Ian Tyson)
The band would play the anthem and,
Clowns fell down in jest
All the people saw again
The winning of the west
Our stomachs full of nothing
And our hearts were full of hopes
Buckled on our leggings
And we rosined up our ropes
We started going down the road
Spring of '74
If I had me another trade
I wouldn't ride them bulls no more
Since Charlie died I've tried to forget
That day at Old Cheyenne
Betty, leave your lights on darlin'
I'm gonna make it if I can
Old Cheyenne
(Words & Music by Ian Tyson)
Cause it gets inside your blood,
Gets inside your mind
The only way of life
there ain't no other kind
All my thoughts roam back to you
I hope you'll understand
Betty, leave your lights on darlin'
I'm gonna make it if I can
The place that's known as Cheyenne's called
the Daddy of them all
The one our fathers sang about
At the roundups in the fall
Charlie drew that spinnin' bull
Lord, everything went wrong
Took him in an ambulance
Left me here to sing this song
I kept right on goin' but,
I drink before I ride
That bottle brings me courage
I believe I'm damn near out of pride
I think I'd get me a factory job
If you'd help me make my stand
Ah Betty, leave your lights on darlin'
Gonna make it if I can
Cause it gets inside your blood,
Gets inside your mind
The only way of life
There ain't no other kind
All my thoughts roam back to you
I hope you'll understand
Betty, leave your lights on darlin'
I'm gonna make it if I can
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Someday Soon is a song composed by Canadian singer Ian Tyson. Ian recorded the song with his wife as the duo Ian & Sylvia in 1964. Although this version of the song didn't get released as a single, the song has been covered by others.
Those lyrics are in the song "Believe" by Cher Also a (great!) song called "Do you Believe in Love" by Huey Lewis & the News
I think the song you want is Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, sung by a lot of people, but I think the original was Jimmie Rogers. Peter, Paul and Mary also had a good version. Hope this helps Cheers, Ian Ferris
The lyric to "I Never Knew" was also written by Ricky Ian Gordon, and the song is published by Boosey and Hawkes in "The AIDS Quilt Songbook"
The song Geek In The Pink sung by Jason Mraz and was written by Jason Mraz, Kevin Kadish, Scott Storch, and Ian Sheridan.
"Jesse" by Janis Ian tells the poignant story of a woman reflecting on a lost love and the emotional complexity of their relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and nostalgia, as she grapples with the feelings of both affection and pain associated with Jesse's absence. The song captures the bittersweet nature of love, highlighting how memories can linger long after a relationship has ended. Ian's evocative storytelling resonates with anyone who has experienced the heartache of longing for someone who is no longer in their life.
Someday Soon - Ian Tyson song - was created in 1991.
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The song is "Boy" by Ra Ra Riot Thanks ID2920314309 I for the life of me could not find this song anywhere with the lyrics! CJ9788
Someday Soon is a song composed by Canadian singer Ian Tyson. Ian recorded the song with his wife as the duo Ian & Sylvia in 1964. Although this version of the song didn't get released as a single, the song has been covered by others.
"Music saves your life" by Ian Love "Hear a Song" Written and performed by Ian Love, Brooklyn,NY
Get 'Munked. It's on the Alvin and the Chipmunks Soundtrack.
Those lyrics are in the song "Believe" by Cher Also a (great!) song called "Do you Believe in Love" by Huey Lewis & the News
I think the song you want is Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, sung by a lot of people, but I think the original was Jimmie Rogers. Peter, Paul and Mary also had a good version. Hope this helps Cheers, Ian Ferris
I'm not sure the title of the song but Ian Noe sings it. I love that song and I can't believe I dont remember the name. Sorry I hope I helped.