Biography:
Barton Lee Hazlewood (July 9, 1929 – August 4, 2007) was an American country and pop singer, songwriter, and record producer, most widely known for his work with guitarist Duane Eddy during the late 1950s and singer Nancy Sinatra in the 1960s and 1970s. Hazlewood had a distinctive baritone voice that added a resonance to his music. His collaborations with Nancy Sinatra as well as his solo output in the late 1960s and early 1970s have been praised
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- A House Safe For Tigers
- A Taste Of You
- After Six
- Alone
- And I Loved You Then
- Back On The Street Again
- Baghdad Knights
- Beginning To Feel Like Home
- By The Way I Still Love You
- Califia Stone Rider
- Chico
- Child
- City That Never Sleeps
- Come On Home To Me
- Come On Sunshine
- Come Spend The Morning
- Congratulations
- Dark In My Heart
- Dirtnap Stories
- Dolly And Hawkeye
- Dolly Partons Guitar
- Down From Dover
- Feathers
- Five More Miles To Folsom
- For One Moment
- Four Kinds Of Lonely
- Fridays Child
- Friendship Train
- Guitar On My Mind
- Gypsies And Indians
- Hands
- Heaven Is My Womans Love
- Hey Me Im Riding
- Holdin On Too Long
- Home Im Home
- Hutchinson Jail
- I Am A Part
- I Am You Are
- I Cant Help The Way I Feel
- I Move Around
- Id Rather Be Your Enemy
- If Its Monday Morning
- Ill Live Yesterdays
- Im Blue
- Im Glad I Never
- Im Gonna Fly
- Is Making A Little Love Out Of The Question
- Its A Nice World To Visit But Not To Live
- Its Nothing To Me
- Kari
- La Lady
- Lars Gunnar And Me
- Lets Burn Down The Cornfield
- Little Miss Sunshine Little Miss Rain
- Little War
- Long Black Train
- Love And Other Crimes
- Mansion Of Tears
- Mary
- Me And Charlie
- Me And The Wine And The City Lights
- Morning Dew
- Muddy Muddy River
- Must Have Been Something I Loved
- My Autumns Done Come
- My Finland
- Nancy And Me
- Our Little Boy Blue
- Paris Bells
- Peppermint Morning
- Poet Fool Or Bum
- Poor Man
- Rainbow Woman
- Rider On A White Horse
- Rising Star
- Run Boy Run
- Sacrifice
- Sam
- Sand
- Sand Hill Anna And The Russian Mouse
- Save A Place For Me
- Shades
- She Comes Running
- Since Youre Gone
- Six Feet Of Chain
- Sleep In The Grass
- Son Of A Gun
- Stone Lost Child
- Strangers Lovers Friends
- Suddenly Tennessee
- Ten Or Eleven Towns Ago
- The Bed
- The Fool
- The Girls In Paris
- The House Song
- The Old Man And His Guitar
- The Performer
- Them Girls
- Victims Of The Night
- Want Me
- We All Make The Flowers Grow
- When A Fool Loves A Fool
- Wind Sky Sea Sand
- Wont You Tell Your Dreams
- Words Mean Nothing
- You Turn My Head Around
- Your Sweet Love
- Your Thunder And Your Lightning
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The House Song
Bb F
This house goes on sale every Wednesday morning
Bb F
Take it off the market in the afternoon
Gm Bb F
You can buy a piece of it if you want to
Bb C F
It’s been good to me if it’s been good to you
Bb F
Take the grand look now the fire is burning
Bb F
Is that your reflection on the wall?
Gm Bb F
I can show you this room and some others
Bb C F
If you came to see the house at all
Carefull at the stairs a few are missing
I haven’t had the time to make repairs
First step is the hardest one to master
And the last one up I’m not sure t’s there
Instrumental verse
This room here once had its childish laughter
I come back to hear it now and again
I can’t say that I’m certain of what you’re after
But in this room a part of you will remain
Second floor the lady sleeps in waiting
Pass the laterns tip-toes in its glance
And in the room the soft brown arms of shadows
This room is the hardest one to pass
How much will you pay to live in the attic
The shavings of your mind are the only rent
I left some of it there if you thought you couldn’t
Or if the (?) that you boughthas all been spent
Verse 1
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
Bb F
This house goes on sale every Wednesday morning
Bb F
Take it off the market in the afternoon
Gm Bb F
You can buy a piece of it if you want to
Bb C F
It’s been good to me if it’s been good to you
Bb F
Take the grand look now the fire is burning
Bb F
Is that your reflection on the wall?
Gm Bb F
I can show you this room and some others
Bb C F
If you came to see the house at all
Carefull at the stairs a few are missing
I haven’t had the time to make repairs
First step is the hardest one to master
And the last one up I’m not sure t’s there
Instrumental verse
This room here once had its childish laughter
I come back to hear it now and again
I can’t say that I’m certain of what you’re after
But in this room a part of you will remain
Second floor the lady sleeps in waiting
Pass the laterns tip-toes in its glance
And in the room the soft brown arms of shadows
This room is the hardest one to pass
How much will you pay to live in the attic
The shavings of your mind are the only rent
I left some of it there if you thought you couldn’t
Or if the (?) that you boughthas all been spent
Verse 1
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
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Lee Marlow
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