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The Sound of One Heart Breaking
All these nights cryin’ over you
Won’t get you back no matter what I do
While you paint the town red you’re painting my life blue
I should’ve known I couldn’t count on you
Now it’s 5 am and here I am staring at these 4 walls
In my hand a ticket for the train I’m taking
Now I won’t stick around ‘cause 3 is a crowd
And 2 won’t hear the sound of one heart breaking
He stole you away so easily it seems
Like everything we had was just a dream
I’m through countin’ the minutes you’re not here with me
I’m countin’ on these tracks to set me free
When the blue light of dawn hits the train I’m on
You’ll awake in his arms but I’ll be long gone
The wind blowin’ by wipe a tear from my eye
One day you’ll realize that you were wrong
So long
Now it’s 5 am and here I am staring at these 4 walls
In my hand a ticket for the train I’m taking
Now I won’t stick around ‘cause 3 is a crowd
And 2 won’t hear the sound of one heart breaking
And 2 won’t hear the sound of one heart breaking
And 2 won’t hear the sound of one heart breaking
B. Roues, G. Solomon © 1994 Roues Music: ASCAP
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Birds of a Feather
03:22
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I Must Be Hearing Things
02:54
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I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
I MUST BE HEARING THINGS YOU SAID YOU LOVED ME
OR WAS IT ONLY THE WIND AND THE RAIN
AS I KEEP DRIVIN' DOWN THIS LONESOME HIGHWAY
I THOUGHT I HEARD YOU CALLIN' OUT MY NAME
CAN THIS BE REAL...AM I ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL
DREAMIN' THAT I'M ALREADY THERE
BUT, THERE'S ONE HUNDRED MILES TO GO TILL I SEE YOU
STILL I HEAR YOUR VOICE EVERYWHERE
I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
I MUST BE HEAR- I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
THAT AREN'T THERE
CAN THIS BE REAL...AM I ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL
DREAMIN' THAT I'M ALREADY THERE
BUT THERE ARE NINETY MILES TO GO TILL I SEE YOU
STILL I HEAR YOUR VOICE EVERYWHERE
I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
I MUST BE HEAR- I MUST BE HEARING THINGS
THAT AREN'T THERE
THAT AREN'T THERE
THAT AREN'T THERE
Words and music by Billy Roues & Gary Solomon
Copyright © 1992 Roues Music (ASCAP)
International copyright secured. All rights reserved.
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Gypsy Blood
03:14
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GYPSY BLOOD
WELL I THOUGHT I'D STAY TILL SUMMER
BUT LAST NIGHT I HEARD A TRAIN WHISTLE BLOW
AND THERE'S NO TRACK RUNNIN' NEAR YOUR WINDOW
IT'S SOMETHING CALLING FROM MY SOUL
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY HEART
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY VEINS
IT AIN'T ME LEAVIN' YOU, BABY
GYPSY BLOOD IS TO BLAME
NO, IT'S NOT ANOTHER WOMAN
AND YES, I LOVE YOU JUST THE SAME
AND I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE I'M GOIN'
IT'S SOMEPLACE FAR AWAY AND STRANGE
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY HEART
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY VEINS
IT AIN'T ME LEAVIN' YOU, BABY
GYPSY BLOOD IS TO BLAME
WELL THIS LIFE SOMETIMES MAKES YOU LONELY
BUT IT ALWAYS MAKES YOU FREE
AND IF YOU HEAR A TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWIN'
MUST BE YOUR TIME TO FOLLOW ME
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN YOUR HEART
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN YOUR VEINS
IT AIN'T YOU THAT'S LEAVIN', BABY
GYPSY BLOOD IS TO BLAME
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY HEART
GYPSY BLOOD IS IN MY VEINS
IT AIN'T ME LEAVIN' YOU, BABY
GYPSY BLOOD IS TO BLAME
GYPSY BLOOD IS TO BLAME
Words & music by Billy Roues & Karren Pell
Copyright © 1992 Sharkabilly Music (ASCAP), Karren Pell Music (ASCAP). International copyright secured. All rights reserved.
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The Roues Brothers New York, New York
The Roues Brothers formed in 1990 playing and recording on and off while working on other projects. In recent years the band
has dedicated itself to honing their original sound which they call RouesRock: a blend of BluesRock, RootsRock, Alt-Folk and Country.
Billy Roues guitars, Steven ‘Muddy’ Roues bass, blues harp, guitars, Gary Solomon bass, guitars, Ed Steinberg drums. All sing, play & write.
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