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Midnight Moonlight
04:03
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If you ever feel lonesome when you're down in San Antone
Beg, steal or borrow two nickels or a dime to call me on the phone
And I'll meet you at Alamo Mission, where we can say our prayers
The Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mother will heal us as we kneel there
In the moonlight, in the midnight, in the moonlight, midnight, moonlight
If you ever feel sorrow for the deeds you have done
With no hope for tomorrow in the setting of the sun
And the ocean is howling for the things that might have been
And that last good morning sunrise will be the brightest you've ever seen
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In the beginning you really loved me
But I was blind and I could not see
But when you left me oh, how I cried
You don't miss your water till your well runs dry
I was a playboy, I could not be true
I couldn't believe I really loved you
But when you left me oh, how I cried
You don't miss your water till your well runs dry
In the beginning you really loved me
But I was blind and I could not see
But when you left me oh, how I cried
You don't miss our water till your well runs dry
You don't miss our water till your well runs dry
Written by William Bell • Copyright © Universal Music Publishing Group
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Destiny's Piano
04:04
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You've hit some bad notes before,
But they were never like this.
And when she drops her piano
You only hope that she'll miss
You can't be sure when it will happen,
'Cause there is always a twist.
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Louise
04:12
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Lyrics
Well they all said Louise was not half bad
It was written on the walls and window shades
And how she'd act the little girl
A deceiver, don't believe her that's her trade
Sometimes a bottle of perfume,
Flowers and maybe some lace
Men brought Louise ten cent trinkets
Their intentions were easily traced
Well everybody thought it kind of sad
When they found Louise in her room
They'd always put her down below their kind
Still some cried when she died this afternoon
Louise rode home on the mail train
Somewhere to the south I heard it said
Too bad it ended so ugly,
Too bad she had to go this way
Ah but the wind is blowing cold tonight
So good night Louise, good night
Written by Paul Siebel • Copyright © Universal Music Publishing Group
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Just Between Me and You
02:43
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Grace
05:15
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Working Stiff
02:48
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Bail You Out
02:43
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Better Be Quiet
03:22
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kim mackenzie San Antonio, Texas
After 25 years as a sideman, here's my solo venture. Some press:
"Grace is a
promising introduction to what Mackenzie is capable of when helming her own project: dynamic Americana with a well-conveyed range of moods and impeccable instrumentation." – San Antonio Current
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