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What A Life
03:13
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Time After Time
03:33
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Somewhere down the road to good intentions
There are too many heartaches to mention
You had them all, oh you never learn
You flirt with disaster; you always get burned
Time after time of laying it on the line
Why don't you look 'em in the eyes
Time after time of saying it'll be fine
Don't tell them any lies
Sometimes you start off with arms wide open
Sometimes you wish for a kind word spoken
Sometimes you don't know what to believe
And you only see what you want to see
CHORUS
When you're feeling down and all alone
You can't get a friend on the phone
The best you can do is to trust your heart
Call on me when you're falling apart
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ALIVE
02:56
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4. |
Rage Within Me
03:36
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5. |
Matador
03:49
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Matador
Meet me at the Matador
I’ll be there just after 4
We’ll scrape our boots across the wooden floor
once again
Charmaine arrives after last call
lets the drunks and the punks into the hallowed hall
Where the famous and those hiding from the law
Are welcomed in
Tear it down, don’t tear it down
Tear it down, don't tear it down,
Tear it down, don't tear it down
Don’t tear the grand old lady of Dovercourt
Don’t tear it down, don't tear it down
Guitar splashes into the alleyway
We all love to listen to Johnnie Lovesin play
Rocker boys play George Jones that way
Loud and in your face
CHORUS
Bazil passed out on a folding chair
Ann Dunn cut off his new-wave hair
Put it in a frame above the stairs
Leading to the stage
CHORUS
When Jeanne would dance
we all would watch
Kitty Galore in a cowboy top
Zeta sold the hottest dogs
They never seem to age
Tear it down, don’t tear it down
Tear it down, don't tear it down,
Tear it down, don't tear it down
Don’t tear the grand old matriach of Dovercourt
Don’t tear it down, don't tear it down
Words & Music - Lori Yates
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6. |
I Loved Ya
04:32
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7. |
Magdalena
03:09
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8. |
3 Sisters
04:48
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Cowboy
02:03
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Lori Yates Toronto, Ontario
Trailblazer Lori Yates is a Juno-nominated singer-songwriter, a "pioneer" of alternative country in Canada. The Band's Rick Danko once described Yates as having "that desperate Canadian sound," sealing her legendary status. She emerges triumphant with Matador, a masterful collection of superbly written and performed roots/indie folk songs, including the Guy Clark co-write "Time After Time," ... more
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