Mae Jean Goes To Hollywood (Jackson Browne). >Honey when I brought you here you said that you would sing(?). >You said that you would win(?) your way to fortune and fame. >Now I've given everything to keep you warm and clean. >I didn't bat an eye when you changed your name. >I'm getting tired of hearing people call you someone else. >I'm getting tired of seeing you go to work in the morning and eating supper by myself. >Now this Hollywood producer has offered you the world. >He lets you drive his sporty new Camero. >Wonder just how many girls he's told that story to. >How many dreams have gone away in sorrow. >I'm getting tires of biting my nails and pumping gasoline. >I'm getting tired of waiting for you to figure out why this city is unclean. >Mae Jean run back home with me and I'll go back to working on your daddy's farm. >Mae Jean run back home with me. >This wicked cities bound to do us harm. >Now all this time I helped you with your promising career. >I never said one word about your singing. >I just want to let you know that you'll still be my star. >If you say goodbye to Hollywood. >And do your singing in the shower. >Mae Jean run back home with me back to where the air is clean + free. >May Jean run back home with me. >If this city doesn't get us first it's gonna sink into the sea. >From The Byrds Box Set Columbia/Legacy Records 1990. >out-take from the Ballad Of Easy Rider. >recorded 6/23/69