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     Spring Rain Unregistered guest |
Has anyone the lyrics for the bluegrass-flavoured "Don't Call Me Gone"? It features Robert Forster playing banjo (The only Go-betweens song he ever played it) And Robert Vickers on upright bass (I could be mistaken; they sound that way), with Amanda and Grant duetting vocals. Is they have the words, can they please send them to me? Thanks very much. | ||
| Robert Vickers Unregistered guest |
Sorry to disappoint you Brook but that's not Robert playing a banjo but Steve Miller from the Moodists playing electric guitar. And I'm playing electic bass. I play electric on all GBs tracks. Never understood how people could get those things into cabs. | ||
| Kuba Unregistered guest |
I was standing in my hotel room, wearing mama's dresses Thinkin' about the time I used to be a country gun And all the time I heard my daddy say to me "Get down off that horse and come inside" /Chorus/ The next time that you see me you won't know what to call me The next time that you look around I'll be gone Call me love, call me baby Call me anything but don't call me gone It was raining when I left her It was raining when I got her The light so bright I couldn't hide my tired and lonely eyes The money goes and when your next meal is a stranger's The red light that you see says come inside /Chorus/ Don't call me gone, 'cause I'm not /x2/ Don't call us gone, 'cause we're not We're coming home We read our mama's letters So we packed and took the bus home Found her crying softly by the headstone of his grave Took her hand and then we lead her like a little girl To the door then followed her inside /Chorus/ --- Love that song too, though prefer the Andy Kershaw Session version. Cheers Brook. |