301 Annotated TLG Songs

…  catching the last rays of sunshine The nights are getting cold here and her mood is only patchwork not much against this …  stands Ghosts howling and midnight coyotes are getting closer every night At the top of the tower Trapped seven stories …

…  links to every song, like an ever-growing Top 50 of songs getting the most ups. Late July 2008, new interactive Google maps can be …

…  each song and banter about how to play ‘em, occasionally getting tips from Josh Clark. Everytime Played is a drop-down menu in the …

…  cobble shop There’s a hole in my boot And the rain is getting in Making my toes cold Cobble shop, can you fix it? Cobbler man, …

…  in the/this/that valley of creosote death and it keeps getting deeper as the mountains fall in and wind rushes through it just …

…  sorry that i wasted all your time back there in school getting high in maryland my apologies to baltimore i always played the …

…  and fightin’ On tequila white lightnin’ My glass is getting shorter On whiskey, ice and water So come on and have a good …

…  that I like movie stars and fast guitars cigarettes and getting high I’m sure that you can’t fit a camel through the eye of a …

…  getting through ya I’m barreling down the river, That runs right through …

…  roll I think we’re gonna make it where we need to go I’m getting my wish, she’s getting a kiss Cuz I’d be a fool to ever let her go Cuz it can be fixed, or …

…  in the cage Eying the children Pacing and snarling Getting ready to grace the stage Clowns do their rounds Laughter …

…  new day is wanted I am a fish on a hook and I’m getting a look at dry land Bad boys and sweet willow wisps Lie like the …

…  listen to me and take my advice And don’t you worry bout getting nowhere, or making a dime Sure you only get one life So what’s your …

…  you know Happiness isn’t what you can hold Destiny ain’t getting old You may love them pictures on the wall But smiles aren’t all …

…  the time that she’ll be free Riding down the road and getting high Just like she always knew she’d be Well not one penny …