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The Flying Burrito Brothers

**The Flying Burrito Brothers** was an American country rock band, best known for their influential 1969 debut album, The Gilded Palace of Sin. The group underwent many personnel changes and has existed in various incarnations to the present day. Bernie Leadon was one of those many former members, before leaving for the Eagles.
The Boys of Summer

Nobody on the road,

Nobody on the beach.

I feel it in the air,

The summer's out of reach.

Empty lake, empty streets,

The sun goes down alone.

I'm driving by your house

Don't know you're not home.

But I can see you,

Your brown skin shining in the sun.

You got your hair combed back

And your sunglasses on, baby.

I can tell you my love for you will still be strong

After the boys of summer have gone.

I never will forget those nights.

I wonder if it was a dream.

Remember how you made me crazy,

Remember how I made you scream.

I don't understand what happened to our love.

But, baby, I'm gonna get you back,

I'm gonna show you what I'm made of.

I can see you,

Your brown skin shining in the sun.

I see you walking real slow

And you're smiling at everyone.

And I can tell you my love for you will still be strong

After the boys of summer have gone.

Out on the road today I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac.

A little voice inside my head said:

"Don't look back, you can never look back."

I thought I knew what love was.

What did I know?

Those days are gone forever.

I should just let 'em go, but

I can see you,

Your brown skin shining in the sun.

You got that top pulled down,

And that radio on, baby.

And I can tell you my love for you will still be strong,

After the boys of summer have gone.

I can see you,

Your brown skin shining in the sun.

You got that hair slicked back,

And those Wayfarers on, baby.

And I can tell you my love for you will still be strong,

After the boys of summer have gone.
The Sad Café

**The Sad Café** is the final song from the 1979 album The Long Run. It was written by Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, and J. D. Souther about music club the Troubadour in Los Angeles, and all the musicians that would be hanging around there at night, singing together. The song features Henley on lead vocals, and the alto saxophone part at the end of the song was played by David Sanborn.

## Lyrics

Out in the shiny night, the rain

was softly falling

The tracks that ran down the boulevard had

all been washed away

Out of the silver light, the past came softly calling

And I remember the times we spent

inside the Sad Cafe

Oh, it seemed like a holy place,

protected by amazing grace

And we would sing right out loud, the

things we could not say

We thought we could change this world

with words like "love" and "freedom"

We were part of the lonely crowd

Inside the Sad Cafe

Oh, expecting to fly,

we would meet on that beautiful shore in the sweet by and by

Some of their dreams came true,

some just passed away

And some of them stayed behind

inside the Sad Cafe.

The clouds rolled in and hid that shore

Now that Glory Train, it don't stop here no more

Now I look at the years gone by,

and wonder at the powers that be.

I don't know why fortune smiles on some

and lets the rest go free

Maybe the time has drawn the faces I recall

But things in this life change very slowly,

if they ever change at all

no use in asking why,

it just turned out that way

So meet me at midnight baby

inside the Sad Cafe.

Why don't you meet me at midnight, babe,

inside the Sad Cafe.
What Do I Do with My Heart

You don't have to say a word

I can see it in your eyes

I know what you wanna say

It's so hard to say goodbye

I can hold back my tears

And try to be strong

While our love is fallin' apart

I know what I'll say

If you walk away

But what do I do

What do I do with my heart?

I'm not gonna say a word

I know I can't change your mind

You know where you need to go

I know I'll be left behind

I won't hold you back

I won't stand in your way

If you need to make a new start

But I still wanna know

When my arms let you go

What do I do

What do I do with my heart?

Oh, girl, don't you remember?

It was not so long ago

We were makin' plans for two

Just me and you

Now you tell me that you've found somebody

Someone who loves you better

No one could ever love you

The way I do

Tell me you're not leavin' now

Tell me you're not leavin'

Tell me that you're gonna stay

Please say you'll stay with me, baby

Tell me that you love me still

Say you love me still

For this and this alone I pray

Fall down on my knees and pray

I'll do anything

Yes, I would

To save what we have

To keep you by my side

I'll love you 'til death do us part

But what do I do

What do I do

When I'm still missing you?

What do I do

What do I do with my heart?
Certain Kind of Fool

He was a poor boy, raised in a small family

He kinda had a craving for somethin' no one else could see

They say that he was crazy,

The kind that no lady should meet

He ran out to the city and wandered around in the street

He wants to dance, oh yeah,

He wants to sing, oh yeah,

He wants to see the lights a flashin' and listen

to the thunder ring

He saw it in a window

The mark of a new kind of man

He kinda liked the feeling, so shiny and smooth in his hand

He took it to the country and practiced for days without rest

And then one day he felt if,

He knew he could stand with the best

They got respect, oh yeah,

He wants the same, oh yeah,

And it's a certain kind of fool who

Like to hear the sound of his own name

Oo...

A poster on a storefront, the picture of a wanted man

He had a reputation spreading like fire throughout the land

It wasn't for the money, at least it didn't star t that way

It wasn't for the runnin' , but now he's runnin' everyday
You Don't Know Me at All

I woke up this morning

With an attitude

Looked at the headlines

Put me in a real bad mood

Sitting here remember

Tryin' to stay sane

Between the end of the summer

And the comin' of the blessed rains

And I feel dirty

All the way down

I feel dirty, baby

Like this dirty town

I gave you everything

On a silver tray

Could have been a fool forever

But I'm not made that way

And after all these years

I think it's time to say goodbye

I'm doing you a favor

I will not help you live a lie

And believe me,

If you think I'm gonna catch you when you fall

You don't know me

You don't know me at all

I closed up the curtains

Learned to confess

Baby I knew better

But you were such a pretty mess

You took my breath away

And now I want it back

Aah, you should have killed me

Cause you always looked so good in black

And after all these twisted roads

That we've been down together

I think it's time to say goodbye

And believe me,

If you think I'm gonna get down and crawl

You don't know me

You don't know me at all

Oooooo

After all these years

I think it's time to say goodbye

I'm doing us a favor, baby

You know I cannot live a lie

And when you need me,

And you think I'm gonna be there when you call

You don't know me

You don't know me at all

You don't know me at all, la de da

You don't know me at all

You don't know me at all
Dirty Laundry

I make my living off the evening news

Just give me something

Something I can use

People love it when you lose

They love dirty laundry

Well, I coulda been an actor
v
But I wound up here

I just have to look good

I don't have to be clear

Come and whisper in my ear

Give us dirty laundry

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em all around

We got the bubble headed

Bleached blonde

Comes on at five

She can tell you 'bout the plane crash

With a gleam in her eye

It's interesting when people die

Give us dirty laundry

Can we film the operation

Is the head dead yet

You know the boys in the newsroom

Got a running bet

Get the widow on the set

We need dirty laundry

You don't really need to find out

What's going on

You don't really want to know

Just how far it's gone

Just leave well enough alone

Eat your dirty laundry

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're up

Kick 'em when they're down

Kick 'em when they're stiff

Kick 'em all around

(Kick 'em when they're up)

(Kick 'em when they're down)

(Kick 'em when they're up)

(Kick 'em when they're down)

(Kick 'em when they're up)

(Kick 'em when they're down)

(Kick 'em when they're stiff)

(Kick 'em all around)

Dirty little secrets

Dirty little lies

We got our dirty little fingers

In everybody's pie

We love to cut you down to size

We love dirty laundry

We can do the Innuendo

We can dance and sing

When it's said and done

We haven't told you a thing

We all know that Crap is King

Give us dirty laundry
Eagles Live (1980)

Disc one

1. Hotel California
2. Heartache Tonight
3. I Can't Tell You Why
4. The Long Run
5. New Kid in Town
6. Life's Been Good

Disc two

1. Seven Bridges Road
2. Wasted Time
3. Take It to the Limit
4. Doolin-Dalton (Reprise II)
5. Desperado
6. Saturday Night
7. All Night Long
8. Life in the Fast Lane
9. Take It Easy
Eagles (1972)

**Eagles (1972)** is the self-titled debut studio album by the rock band the Eagles. It was recorded in February 1972 in London and was released June 1 the same year on the nw "Asylum" label, who would produce every album up to *The Long Run*.

During the production, Producer Glyn Johns (who also produced bands like The Rolling Stones) got into frequent arguments with Don Henley and Glenn Frey over the sound of the album. Henley and Frey wanted a harder rock sound, while Johns wanted to focus on the softer, acoustic sounds of Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon. This could explain why the Eagles first two albums, *Eagles*and *Desperado*, had much more vocal work from Meisner and Leadon than other albums. More tension arose when the song "Nightingale"was recorded without Johns notice. However, even though Johns saw it unfit for release, "Nightingale"was put on the album.

*Eagles* was received relativley well. It debuted #102 on the Billboard 200 and rose to #22 after six weeks. The album was received generally well with critics. Some like Robert Christgau were impressed, but doubted the band's authenticity as a country group, while Bud Scoppa of *Rolling Stone*called it "One of the best debut albums of the year." The album went gold 2 years after its release and finally went platinum in 2001.

Side One of the album contains notable hits "Take it Easy"and "Witchy Woman"as well as "Chug All Night"*,* "Most of Us are Sad", and "Nightingale"

Side Two contains notable hit "Peaceful Easy Feeling"as well as "Train Leaves Here This Morning", "Take the Devil", "Earlybird",and "Tryin'"*.*Don Henley does not sing lead vocals on any Side Two songs.

## Tracklist

1. Take It Easy
2. Witchy Woman
3. Chug All Night
4. Most of Us Are Sad
5. Nightingale
6. Train Leaves Here This Morning
7. Take the Devil
8. Earlybird
9. Peaceful Easy Feeling
10. Tryin'
Everything Is Different Now

I hate to tell you this, but I'm very, very happy

And I know that's not what you'd expect from me at all

I'm not the kind to smile and bow out gracefully

I always wanted to take it to the wall

But I found somebody with a heart as big as Texas

I found an angel with the golden wings

She saw me down here in the dark somehow

And everything is different now

Yeah, I miss the old crowd sometimes

And the wild, wild nights of running

You know, a starving soul can't live like that for long

You go around in circles that just keep getting smaller

You wake up one morning and half your life is gone

I got so tired of that; I got so lonely

I dropped down and I called out to heaven

"Send me someone to love."

And heaven shot back, "You get the love that you allow."

And everything is different now

Oh, and it's sweet to know

The wisdom that living brings

Since I got a telegram from the god of simple things

She said, "I don't care what you do for a living."

She said, "I don't care what kind of car you drive."

"All I want to know right now is what do you believe in

And what it means to you to be alive

Will you stand here in this fire with me?

Are you ready for another life?"

So I bit that bullet and I took that vow

And everything is different now

Everything is different now
James Gang

The **James Gang** was a rock band formed around drummer Jim Fox in Cleveland, Ohio in 1966. The band enjoyed moderate success with the singles "Funk #49" and "Walk Away," and are perhaps best remembered as the first popular band to feature the guitarist/vocalist Joe Walsh, who later became a member of the Eagles.
Turn to Stone

Hey now the well run dry

Pages of the book on fire

Read the writing...on the wall...

Hoedown, say showdown

Everywhere you look

They're fighting...Hear the call...

And you know its getting stronger,

It can't last very much longer

Turn to stone

Well there's a change in the wind

You know the signs don't lie

Such a strange feeling and I don't know why

Its takin'... such a long time...

Backyard people and they work all day

Tired of the speeches

And the way the reasons they keep changin'...

Just to make the Words Rhyme...

And you know its getting stronger,

Can't fake 'em out much longer

Turn to stone

And you know its getting stronger,

It can't last very much longer

Turn to stone
How Bad Do You Want It?

You're leavin' tongue marks on the carpet

And I know what you're lookin' at

You would walk on your lips through busted glass

If you could get next to that

You think this is love

Your education starts today

So you think this is love?

So tell me

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

Not bad enough

So you put a hold on happiness
A day, a week, a year

You got to bring somethin' to this party, boy

If you party here

And if you're lookin' for love

You better look some other way

If you're lookin' for love

I have to ask you

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

Not bad enough

She gave you love and affection

Enough to weather any season

You found an excuse to walk away

But you didn't find no reason

And you talk about love

But you don't know what it means

Yeah, you talk about love

So tell me

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

How bad do you want it?

Not bad enough
Do Something

I've been walkin' through the fields

And on the streets of town

Trying to make sense of what you left me

Everything that I believed in

Has been turned upside down

And now it seems the whole wide world's gone crazy

But when I feel like giving up

And I'm ready to walk away

In the stillness, I can hear

A voice inside me say

Do something

Do something

It's too late for saving face

Don't just stand there takin' up space

Why don't you do something?

Do something

It's not over

No, it's never too late

You were always on my side

Love was all we had

Now I sit and watch our love unraveling

I pick up the morning paper

All the news is bad

How did we get on this road we're traveling?

But when I feel like giving up

And there's nowhere left to go

That's the time I dig down deep

The only thing I know

Do something

Do something

Don't leave it up for someone else

Don't feel sorry for yourself

Why don't you do something?

Do something

It's not over

No, it's never too late

Run away

You can't run away

For your honor

For your pride

You'll sleep better

Knowin' you tried

To do something

Do something

It's too easy not to care

You're not ready for the rockin' chair

Get up and do something

Do something

Don't wait too long

Even if it's wrong

You've got to do something

Do something

It's not over

No, it's never too late
Victim of Love

What kind of love have you got?

You should be home, but you're not

A room full of noise and dangerous boys

still makes you thirsty and hot

I heard about you and that man

There's just one thing I don't understand

You say he's a liar and he put out

your fire

How come you still got his gun in your hand?

Victim of love , I see a broken heart

You got your stories to tell

Victim of love, it's such an easy part

and you know how to play it so well

Some people never come clean

I think you know what I mean

You're walkin' the wire, pain and desire

Looking for love in between

Tell me your secrets, I'll tell you mine

This ain't no time to be cool

And tell all your girlfriends,

you "been around the world" friends

that talk is for losers and fools

Victim of love, I see a broken heart

I could be wrong, but I'm no

Victim of love, we're not so far apart

Show me, what kind of love have you got?

Victim of love, you're just a victim of love

I could be wrong , but I'm not

Victim of love, now you're a victim of love

What kind of love have you got?

What kind of love have you got?

What kind of love have you got?
Route 66

If you ever plan to motor west

Travel my way, that's the highway that's the best

Get your kicks on Route 66

Now, it winds from Chicago to L.A.

More than 2,000 miles all the way

Get your kicks on Route 66

Now, it goes through St. Louie

Joplin, Missouri

Oklahoma City looks oh-so-pretty

Oughta see Amarillo

Gallup, New Mexico

Flagstaff, Arizona

Don't forget Winona

Kingman, Barstow, San Bernadino

If you get hip to this timely tip

Go and take that California trip

Get your kicks on Route 66

Alright!

Now, you go through St. Louie

Joplin, Missouri

Oklahoma City looks oh-so-pretty

Oughta see Amarillo

Gallup, New Mexico

Flagstaff, Arizona

Don't forget Winona

Kingman, Barstow, San Bernadino

If you get hip to this timely tip

Yeah, go and take that California trip

Get your kicks on Route 66

Get your kicks on Route 66

Get your kicks on Route 66
Hearts on Fire

Had myself a tall one

Waitin at the bar

Wasn't gonna leave her

Till I had her in the car

Moon was growing bright

Stars were standing still

Waiting for my baby

In the cold December chill

I been achin

From desire

Blood running like a ragin river

But her hearts on fire

Couldn't write a letter

Cause I don't know what to say

Couldn't write a song

Cause I don't know what to play

Come a little closer

Better hold me tight

Gonna roll on down the highway

And rock on with my baby all night
Midnight Flyer

Oo, Midnight Flyer

Engineer, won't you let your whistle moan?

Oo, Midnight Flyer

I paid my dues and I feel like trav'lin' on

A runaway team of horses ain't enough to make me stay

So throw your rope on another man

And pull him down your way

Make him into someone who can take the place of me

Make him every kind of fool you wanted me to be

Oo, Midnight Flyer

Engineer, won't you let your whistle moan?

Oo, Midnight Flyer,

I paid my dues and I feel like trav'lin' on

Maybe I'll go to Santa Fe, maybe San Antone,

Any town is where I'm bound any way to get me gone

Don't think about me, never let me cross your mind

'Cept when you hear that midnight lonesome whistle whine

Oo, Midnight Flyer

Engineer, won't you let your whistle moan?

Oo, Midnight Flyer

I paid my dues and I feel like trav'lin' on

I paid my dues and I feel like trav'lin' on
Shangri-La

Every day's a new day

That's what I've been told

Try to hold your head high

The world runs hot and cold

It's hard to follow footprints

In the shifting sand

Another thirsty rider

Behind the caravan

You had no idea

Just what was waiting out there

You never thought you'd carry the weight

Of the world

On your pretty blond hair

This ain't no

To you, no

This ain't no

Nobody knows no

Hey! There's a whole lotta people

Wonderin' who you are

They think you walk without a care in the world

But they've been wrong so far

This ain't no

To you, no

This ain't no

Nobody knows no

No one can decide

What we all must outrun

Who's gonna carry the weight of the world

Until we learn to stop

And do what must be done?

This ain't no

To you, no

This ain't no

Nobody Knows no
James Dean

James Dean, James Dean

I know just what you mean

James Dean, you said it all so clean

And I know my life would look allright

If I could see it on the silver screen

You were the lowdown rebel if there ever was

Even if you had no cause

James Dean, you said it all so clean

And I know my life would look all right

If I could see it on the silver screen

We'll talk about a low-down bad refrigerator,

You were just too cool for school

Sock hop, soda pop, basketball and auto shop,

The only thing that got you off was breakin' all the rules

James Dean, James Dean

So hungry and so lean

James Dean, you said it all so clean

And I know my life would look all right

If I could see it on the silver screen

Little James Dean, up on the screen

Wond'rin' who he might be

Along came a Spyder and picked up a rider

And took him down the road to eternity

James Dean, James Dean, you bought it sight unseen

You were too fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye

You were to fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye

Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye, bye
Poco

**Poco** is a Southern California country rock band originally formed by Richie Furay, Jim Messina and Rusty Young. The band has had several line-ups throughout the years. Amongst others Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit have played in the band, but they both quit to join the Eagles. Poco is still active as of 2015.
Hollywood Waltz

Springtime, and the acacias are blooming

Southern California will see one more day

Dreamland, and bus'ness is booming,

The birds are a singing as I drift away

She looks another year older,

From too many lovers who used her and ran

But some nights, oh, she looks like an angel

And she's always willing to hold you again

So give her this dance,

She can't be forsaken

Learn how to love her with all of her faults

She gave more than she's taken,

And I'll go down doing the Hollywood Waltz

Springtime and the lady is grieving

The lovers just stand there with nothing to say

They got what they wanted,

They're packing and leaving

To look for another to love the same way

So give her this dance,

She can't be forsaken

Learn how to love her

With all of her faults

She gave more than she's taken

And I'll go down doing the Hollywood Waltz

The Hollywood Waltz
Teenage Jail

Stare out the window,

You can't make the time go

You don't even know why you're here

Wait for the weekend to go off the deep end

and make everything disappear

You're lost in a teenage jail

So you and so vicious and so frail

where something is always for sale

You're lost in a teenage jail.

You're not like your mothers.

you're not like the others

You're not quite like anyone else,

They don't even know you,

Got nothing to show you,

So get something good for yourself

You're lost in a teenage jail

So young and so vicious and so frail

Where something is always for sale.

You're lost in a teenage jail.
Strange Weather

Here we are on a summer night, staring at the sea

Tell me is there something wrong?

You know you can talk to me

I can hear it in your voice, I can see it in your eyes

There's a stillness in the air that makes me wanna cry

Strange weather, dark clouds in the sky

Strange weather for you and I

We've been through so much together,

But nothing quite like this

Something's come between us now,

I can't feel it in your kiss

So tell me girl what's in your heart,

Just put your hand in mine

I feel the storm is coming soon

And we're running out of time

Strange weather, somehow we'll survive

Strange weather, we'll keep our love alive

Strange weather, dark clouds in the sky

Strange weather for you and I

So think it over one last time, don't say this is the end

Cause I remember how it use to be,

And it can be that way again

Strange weather, somehow we'll survive

Strange weather, we'll keep our love alive

Strange weather, dark clouds in the sky

Strange weather, for you and I
Center of the Universe

I come before you with my heart in my hand

Hoping you can see me through this veil of tears

Somehow I've got to make you understand

Ah, don't you know me after all these years?

Oh, love, I hate to disappoint you

But there's something you should know

This is not the center of the universe

That's alright with me

This is not the center of the universe

But it's where I wanna be

I will be with you everywhere you go

In gentle breezes that caress your skin

And you will see me in the silent snow

In everything that comes around again

Oh, love, I'll always be beside you

Wherever you may roam

Someday, with all the stars to guide you

You will find your way back home

This is not the center of the universe

That's alright with me

This is not the center of the universe
Born to Boogie

Well, I was born... I was born to boogie

People, I was born... said I was born to boogie

Come on boogie now

Everybody born to boogie

Every little person born to boogie

Even our old people should boogie

I'm gonna boogie

Every roadie should boogie

Every grandmother should boogie

I think the Pope could boogie... he got soul

I said the Pope's got soul

The Pope got soul
Tequila Sunrise

It's another tequila sunrise

Starin' slowly 'cross the sky, said goodbye

He was just a hired hand

Workin' on the dreams he planned to try

The days go by

Ev'ry night when the sun goes down

Just another lonely boy in town

And she's out runnin' 'round

She wasn't just another woman

And I couldn't keep from comin' on

It's been so long

Oh, and it's a hollow feelin' when

It comes down to dealin' friends

It never ends

Take another shot of courage

Wonder why the right words never come

You just get numb

It's another tequila sunrise,this old world

still looks the same,

Another frame, mm...
Out of Control

Oh, my, don't the sky look spacious

With the stars all shinin' down

Well, I can hear the night wind howlin'

It's a high and lonesome sound

And I ain't had a woman in so long

I can't feed my starvin soul

Come on, saddle up, boys, we're gonna ride into town

We're gonna get a little out of control

There's a card game in the corner

And the barmaid smiled at me

Well, I tipped her a sliver dollar and

she brought me a drink for free

All the town-folk call her the cheap one

And the gamblers call her Flo

Come on, set 'em up again

I got me a friend and I think I'm gettin' out of control

Oh,oh,oh

She's cool water, her momma taught her

I got news, she's mine and mine alone

And if anybody's lookin' for trouble

You know I'm the one you want to try

Well, I'll fight any man who wants to

And I don't care who or why

You got to gamble on your story

You got no guts, you get no glory

And I'm bettin' my money on an ace in the hole

Think I'm gettin' out of control
Cass County

**Cass County**is Don Henley's newest solo album, officially released on September 25, 2015. The album includes the songs Take a Picture of This, Praying for Rain and Bramble Rose. Guest stars like Mick Jagger, Merle Haggard, Dolly Parton, Vince Gill and Trisha Yearwood make their appearance on the album.
One Day at a Time

Well you know,

I was always the first to arrive at the party, ooh!

And the last to leave the scene of the crime

Well it started with a couple of beers,

And it went I dont know how many years,

Like a runaway train headed for the end of the line.

Well I finally got around to admit that I might have a problem.

But I thought it was just too damn big of a mountain to climb.

Well I got down on my knees and said 'Hey!' (la la la)

'I just cant go on livin' this way!' (la la la)

Guess I have to learn to live my life one day at a time.

Oh ya! One day at a time!

Oh ya! One day at a time!

Oh ya! One day at a time!

Oh ya! One day at a time!

Well I finally got around to admit that I was a problem.

When I used to put the blame on everybody's shoulders but mine.

All the friends I used to run with are gone, (la la la)

Lord, I hadn't planned on livin' this long. (la la la)

I have to learn to live my life one day at a time!

It was something it was too blind to see,

I got help from something greater than me...

And I have to learn to live my life one day at a time!
Life in the Fast Lane

He was a hard-headed man

He was brutally handsome, and she was terminally pretty

She held him up, and he held her for ransom in the heart

of the cold, cold city

He had a nasty reputation as a cruel dude

They said he was ruthless, they said he was crude

They had one thing in common, they were

good in bed

She'd say, 'Faster, faster. The lights are turnin' red."

Life in the fast lane

Surely make you lose your mind, mm

Are you with me so far?

Eager for action and hot for the game

The coming attraction, the drop of a name

They knew all the right people, they took

all the right pills

They threw outrageous parties, they paid heavenly bills

There were lines on the mirror, lines on her face

She pretended not to notice, she was caught up

in the race

Out every evening, until it was light

He was too tired to make it, she was too tired

to fight about it

Life in the fast lane

Surely make you lose your mind

Life in the fast lane, everything all the time

Life in the fast lane, uh huh

Blowin' and burnin', blinded by thirst

They didn't see the stop sign,

took a turn for the worse

She said, "Listen, baby. You can hear the engine

ring. We've been up and down this highway;

haven't seen a goddam thing."

He said, "Call the doctor. I think I'm gonna crash."

"The doctor say he's comin', but you gotta pay him cash."

They went rushin' down that freeway,

messed around and got lost

They didn't care they were just dyin' to get off

And it was life in the fast lane

Life in the fast lane
For My Wedding

For my wedding, I will dress in black

And never again will I look back

Ah, my dark angels we must part

For I've made a sanctuary of my heart

To want what I have

To take what I'm given with grace

For this I pray

On my wedding day

For my wedding, I don't want violins

Or sentimental songs about thick and thin

I want a moment of silence and a moment of prayer

For the love we'll need to make it in the world out there

To want what I have

To take what I'm given with grace

For this I pray

On my wedding day

On my wedding day

I dream, and my dreams are all glory and light

That's what I've wanted for my life

And if it hasn't always been that way

Well, I can dream and I can pray

On my wedding day

So what makes us any different from all the others

Who have tried and failed before us

Maybe nothing, maybe nothing at all

But I pray we're the lucky ones; I pray we never fall

To want what we have

To take what we're given with grace

For these things I pray

On my wedding day

On my wedding day
Seven Bridges Road

There are stars

In the Southern sky

Southward as you go

There is moonlight

And moss in the trees

Down the Seven Bridges Road

Now I have loved you like a baby

Like some lonesome child

And I have loved you in a tame way

And I have loved you wild

Sometimes there's a part of me

Has to turn from here and go

Running like a child from these warm stars

Down the Seven Bridges Road

There are stars in the Southern sky

And if ever you decide

You should go

There is a taste of thyme sweetened honey

Down the Seven Bridges Road
Walk Away

Takin' my time, choosin' my lines

Tryin' to decide what to do

Looks like my stop, don't wanna get off

Got myself hung up on you

Seems to me you don't wanna talk about it

Seems to me you just turn your pretty head and walk away

Places I've known things that I'm growin'

Don't taste the same without you

I got myself in the worst mess I've been

And I find myself starving without you

Seems to me talk all night here comes the morning

Seems to me you just forget what we said and greet the day

I've got to cool myself down stompin' around

Thinkin' some words I can't name ya

Meet ya halfway got nothin' to say

Still I don't s'pose I can blame ya

Seems to me you don't wanna talk about it

Seems to me you just turn your pretty head

Walk away
I Found Somebody

I never thought it could happen

It was the furthest thing from my mind

I just turned my back on a sad love affair

Was tryin' to leave it all behind

That's when I met you

I just couldn't say no

One look in your eyes

And I said, here I go

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I'd seen so much deceivin'

I almost stopped believin'

I'd ever fall in love again

I was runnin' around hidin' my heart

Fakin' it with all of my friends

I was down on my luck

That's when you came along

You put me back on my feet

You got me singin' this song

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

And she loves me in the midnight hour

You know ever since I found you

And put my arms around you

I don't need a doggone thing

You know that every day is such a beautiful day

I want the whole world to dance and sing

So don't you dare hang your head

Don't you dare be blue

If it can happen to me, it can happen to you

And you'll be singin' this song

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I found somebody

I found somebody to love

I found somebody

I found somebody to love
Farewell I - Live From Melbourne (2005)

Disc one

1. The Long Run
2. New Kid in Town
3. Wasted Time (Reprise)
4. Peaceful Easy Feeling
5. I Can't Tell You Why
6. One of These Nights
7. One Day at a Time (Joe Walsh)
8. Lyin' Eyes
9. The Boys of Summer (Don Henley)
10. In the City
11. Already Gone
12. Tequila Sunrise
13. Love Will Keep Us Alive
14. No More Cloudy Days
15. Hole in the World
16. Take It to the Limit
17. You Belong to the City (Glenn Frey)
18. Walk Away (Joe Walsh)
19. Sunset Grill (Don Henley)

Disc two

1. Life's Been Good (Joe Walsh)
2. Dirty Laundry (Don Henley)
3. Funk #49 (Joe Walsh)
4. Heartache Tonight
5. Life in the Fast Lane
6. Hotel California
7. Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh)
8. All She Wants to Do Is Dance (Don Henley)
9. Take It Easy
10. Desperado

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1. No More Cloudy Days
2. Fast Company
3. Do Something
Heartache Tonight

Somebody's gonna hurt someone

before the night is through

Somebody's gonna come undone.

There's nothin' we can do.

Everybody wants to touch somebody

if it takes all night.

Everybody wants to take a little chance,

Make it come out right.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight,

a heartache tonight, I know.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight, I know.

Lord, I know.

Some people like to stay out late

Some folks can't hold out that long

But nobody wants to go home now.

there's too much goin' on.

This night is gonna last forever.

Last all, last all summer long.

Some time before the sun comes up

The radio is gonna play that song.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight,

A heartache tonight, I know.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight,

A heartache tonight, I know.

Lord I know.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight,

the moon's shinin' bright

so turn out the light, and we'll get it right.

There's gonna be a heartache tonight, a

heartache tonight I know.

Heartache baby,

Somebody's gonna hurt someone, (somebody)

Before the night is through

Somebody's gonna come undone,

There's nothin' we can do

(Everybody) Everybody wants to touch somebody

if it takes all night

Everybody wants to take a little chance

To make it come out right

There's gonna be a heartache tonight

A heartache tonight, I know

There's gonna be a heartache tonight,

A heartache tonight, I know

Let's go.

We can beat around the bushes;

we can get down to the bone

We can leave it in the parkin' lot,

but either way, there's gonna be a

heartache tonight, a heartache tonight I know.

There'll be a heartache tonight

a heartache tonight I know.
Standin' on the Corner Park

**Standin' on the Corner Park** in Winslow, Arizona is a public park, commemorating the 1972 song Take It Easy, written by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey and performed by the Eagles. The place was referenced in the line “Well, I'm a-standin' on a corner in Winslow, Arizona, such a fine sight to see". The town took advantage of being mentioned in the song and Ron Adamson built a life-size bronze statue of Jackson Browne with a guitar, standing in front of a lamppost with the text "Standin' on a corner". As a result of the popularity of Take It Easy the park, which was opened in 1999 to the public, achieved national fame.
So Much in Love

As we stroll along together

Holding hands, walking all alone

So in love are we two

That we don't know what to do

So in love in a world of our own

As we stroll by the sea together

Under stars twinkling high above

So in love are we two

No one else but me and you

So in love, so much in love

So in love, so much in love

We stroll along together

I tell you, I need you, oh, so much

I love, love you my darling

Can you tell it in my touch
Waiting in the Weeds

It's comin' on the end of August

Another summer's promise almost gone

And though I heard some wise man say

That every dog will have his day

He never mentioned that these dog days get so long

I don't know when I realized the dream was over

Well, there was no particular hour, no given day

You know, it didn't go down in flame

There was no final scene, no frozen frame

I just watched it slowly fade away

And I've been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for my time to come around again and

Hope is floating on the breeze

Carrying my soul high up above the ground and

I've been keepin' to myself

Knowin' that the seasons are slowly changing

Even though you're with somebody else

He'll never love you like I do

I've been biding time with the crows and sparrows

While peacocks prance and strut upon the stage

If finding love is just a dance

Proximity and chance

You will excuse me if I skip the masquerade

And I've been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for the dust to settle down along the

Back roads running through the fields

Lying on the outskirts of this lonesome town

And I imagine sunlight in your hair

You're at the county fair

You're holding hands and laughing

And now the ferris wheel has stopped

You're swinging on the top

Suspended there with him

And he's the darling of the chic

The flavor of the week is melting

Down your pretty summer dress

Baby, what a mess you're making

I've been stumbling through some dark places

Now I'm following the plow

I know I've fallen out of your good graces

It's alright now

And I've been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for the summer rain to fall upon the

Wild birds scattering the seeds

Answering the calling of the tide's eternal tune

The phases of the moon

The chambers of the heart

The egg and dart of small gray

Spiders spinning in the dark

In spite of all the times the web is torn apart

And I've been waiting in the weeds

Waiting for the time to come around again and

Hope is floating on the breeze

Carrying my soul high up above the ground and

I've been keeping to myself

Knowing that the seasons are slowly changing

Even though you're with somebody else

He'll never love you like I do
New Kid in Town

There's talk on the street; it sounds so familiar

Great expectations, everybody's watching you

People you meet, they all seem to know you

Even your old friends treat you like you're something new

Johnny come lately, the new kid in town

Everybody loves you, so don't let them down

You look in her eyes; the music begins to play

Hopeless romantics, here we go again

But after awhile, you're lookin' the other way

It's those restless hearts that never mend

Johnny come lately, the new kid in town

Will she still love you when you're not around?

There's so many things you should have told her,

but night after night you're willing to hold her,

Just hold her, tears on your shoulder

There's talk on the street, it's there to

Remind you, that it doesn't really matter

which side you're on.

You're walking away and they're talking behind you

They will never forget you 'til somebody new comes along

Where you been lately? There's a new kid in town

Everybody loves him, don't they?

Now he's holding her, and you're still around

Oh, my, my

There's a new kid in town

Ooh, hoo

Everybody's talking 'bout the new kid in town

Ooh, hoo

Everybody's walking' like the new kid in town

There's a new kid in town

There's a new kid in town

I don't want to hear it

There's a new kid in town

I don't want to hear it

There's a new kid in town

There's a new kid in town

There's a new kid in town
I Don't Want To Hear Anymore

**I Don't Want To Hear Anymore** is an Eagles song written by Paul Carrack. Timothy B. Schmit is the lead singer. It is the fifth single coming from the Long Road Out of Eden (2007) album.

## Lyrics

It's not the first time

That I've had the sense that something's wrong

But I'm old enough to know

That things don't always work out like they should

I know you're tryin' hard

To break it gently to me, now

But there's no easy way

To tell it like it is, so baby...

I don't want to hear any more

You don't need to tell me it's over

I've been here before

I've seen that look before

I know it well; it comes as no surprise

You've been avoiding me

But now you want to talk it over

Before you take my hand

And tell me softly in a whisper

There's no need to explain

I've read the book; I know how this all ends

I don't want to hear any more

You don't need to tell me it's over

I've been here before

I won't ask you to stay

I won't stand in your way

Look me right in the eyes

Let me walk away with my head high

If there's some other guy

I don't need to know why

But I don't want to hear any more

You don't need to tell me it's over

I've been here before

I won't ask you to stay

I won't stand in your way

And I don't want to hear any more

No, no, baby

I don't want to hear any more
Best of My Love

Every night I'm lyin' in bed

Holdin' you close in my dreams

Thinkin' about all the things that we said

And comin' apart at the seams

We try to talk it over

But the words come out too rough

I know you were tryin'

to give me the best of your love

Beautiful faces and loud, empty places

Look at the way that we live

Wastin' our time on cheap talk and wine

Left us so little to give

That same old crowd

Was like a cold dark cloud

That we could never rise above

But here in my heart I give you the best of my love

Oh sweet darlin' you get the best of my love, oh

Sweet darlin', you get the best of my love

I'm goin' back in time

And it's a sweet dream

It was a quiet night

And I would be all right

If i could go on sleepin'

But every mornin'

I wake up and worry

What's gonna happen today

You see it your way

And I see it mine

But we both see it slippin' away

You know we always had each other baby

I guess that wasn't enough

Oh, but here in my heart

I give you the best of my love

Oh, sweet darlin'

You get the best of my love

Oh, sweet darlin'

You get the best of my love

Every night and day,

You get the best of my love

Oh, sweet darlin' you get the best of my love

Oh, sweet darlin' you get the best of my love.
Snowflake

This pup is owned by Joy. She is in first gen.

## Meet Snowflake

Snowflake's actual name is Snow. However, Snow prefers to be called Snowflake. She doesn't know why, but she likes that name very much. Though Snowflake maybe blind, She knows her way around in the big city. She doesn't mind being blind, but she doesn't like when pups tease her about it. She sometimes sees pups with owner and wishes to have one of her own like she used to. Sadly, she left her owner that she had loved because her old owner doesn't like her due to her being blind. Ever since that day,she felt like no one loved her. However, when she rain into Kate one day, accidentally, she found love again. Though Kate may not be her owner, Snowflake loves her like if Kate was her owner.

## Personality

Snowflake is loving pup. At times she is very kind. Sometimes too kind that she lets you push her around. When she gets teased, it shows that she is ignoring the pups but in reality, it hurts her a lot. She gets very tired of pups teasing her because she is blind. Due to this, she is starting to believe that no one will love her or she'll never find a love of her own.

## Appearance

Snowflake is a gray and white husky who is blind. She has white socks and paws along with a white under tail and Underbelly. She also has a white chest. The rest of her body is gray. She has face markings. \

## Fears

* Not being loved

~More to come~

## Relationships

* Honey lemon: Friend
* Tadashi: Friend
* Cass: Older Sister

## Trivia

* She is blind
* Her actual name is snow but she likes to be called snowflake
* She is afraid that no one will love her or find love due to the fact that she is blind
* She is in first gen
* Later on she finds out that she has an older sister named Cass
The Long Run

I used to hurry a lot, I used to worry a lot

I used to stay out till the break of day

Oh, that didn't get it,

It was high time I quit it

I just couldn't carry on that way

Oh, I did some damage, I know it's true

Didn't know I was so lonely, till I found you

You can go the distance

We'll find out in the long run

(in the long run)

We can handle some resistance

If our love is a strong one (is a strong one)

People talkin' about us

they got nothin' else to do

When it all comes down

We will still come through

In the long run

Ooh, I want to tell you, it's a long run

You know I don't understand why you don't

treat yourself better

do the crazy things that you do

'Cause all the debutantes in Houston, baby,

couldn't hold a candle to you

Did you do it for love?

Did you do it for money?

Did you do it for spite?

Did you think you had to, honey?

Who is gonna make it?

We'll find out in the long run

(in the long run)

I know we can take it

if our love is a strong one

(is a strong one)

Well, we're scared, but we ain't shakin'

Kinda bent, but we ain't breakin'

In the long run

Ooh, I want to tell you, it's a long run

in the long run

in the long run

Gonna find out, ooh find out

Long, long, long, long

Long, long, long, long

Ooh, run, run, run, baby

Run, run, baby

Long, long, long, long
Partytown

I got sick of my job, sick of my wife

Sick of my future and sick of my life

I packed up my car and I got some gas

And told everybody they could kiss my ass

I'm goin' to Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

I wanna party down

(Yeah, yeah)

I wanna have some fun

I wanna fool around

I'm goin' to Partytown

The sun comes up, the sun goes down

It doesn't really matter in Partytown

They go all day and they go all night

They keep on goin' 'til they get it right

Right here in Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

They really party down

(Yeah, yeah)

Man, it's a party town

(Yeah, yeah)

You know they all got their own

And they pass it all around

Well, I'm burnin' like a blowtorch in my prime

Everybody here is a friend of mine

I met a little girl a couple shooters ago

She's teachin' me everything I don't know

About Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

They really party down

(Yeah, yeah)

You know they love to ball

They do it in the hall

Right here in Partytown

Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

Partytown

(Yeah, yeah)

Oh, Partytown

We're so cool

You got any? Yeah

Meet you in the john, woo hoo hoo

I sure feel good, some party

Can you say 'monster'?
A Life of Illusion

Sometimes I can't help the feeling that I'm

Living a life of illusion

And oh, why can't we let it be

And see through the hole in this wall of confusion

I just can't help the feeling I'm

Living a life of illusion

Pow! Right between the eyes

Oh, how nature loves her little surprises

Wow! It all seems so logical now

It's just one of her better disguises

And it comes with no warning

Nature loves her little surprises

Continual crisis

Hey, don't you know it's a waste of your day

Caught up in endless solutions

That have no meaning, just another hunch

Based upon jumping conclusions

Caught up in endless solutions

Backed up against a wall of confusion

Living a life of illusion