I miss the arms that used to hold me

The tender way we used to kiss

I miss the way that you touch me

I miss the sweet taste of your lips

I was a fool to ever leave you

You were a fool to let me go

Oh it's so lonesome, lonesome here without you

Ooh how I miss you so

It hurt, it hurt, it hurt so bad

You were the best man I ever had

Why was I so blind to see?

Now the biggest fool is me

I miss the arms that used to hold me

The tender way we used to kiss (Oh yes)

Ooh I miss the way that you touch me

I miss the sweet taste of your lips

It hurt, it hurt, it hurt so bad

'Cause oh you were the best man I ever, ever, ever had

Why was I so blind to see?

That now the biggest fool is me

Oh, oh what a fool I was darling, yes

And oh you were a fool to let, let me go

Why did you let me go?

It's so lonesome here without you

Oh how I miss you so

Oh oh no, yes

Don't do it

Don't do it

Don't do it

Oh Lord no

I miss you oh, yeah

Come back, oh come back to me, yes

Oh how I miss you

Oh I miss you so

Oh Lord, Lord, Lord no, oh

Oh, no no

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, no

Don't do it

Oh, c'mon baby

Come back to me

Ooh how I miss you so, how I miss you so

Oh, oh, ooh, ohh-no

Am

You see me comin'

Am

You feel like runnin'

Am F Am

A wicked look is in your eyes

Am

I don't come to harm you

Am

I come to warn you

Am F Am

It's now or never, do or die

Am

I had a vision

Am

A head on collision

Am

A revelation ya

Am

That sent me on a mission

[Chorus]

Dm

I come in peace

F C G

Love is a gold mine ya

Dm F

To find it you have to seek it

C G

Follow your heart sign

Dm F

It's flowin' rich and deep

C G

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

N.C. F5/C Fadd11/C F5/C

I come in peace

Am ( x 4 )

[Verse 2]

Am

Arrived with nothing

Am

And let me tell you something

Am F Am

We're going out the same way

N.C.

I got your attention

Am

And maybe I should mention

Am F Am

They'll be no rest till peace is made

[Chorus]

Dm

I come in peace

F C G

Love is a gold mine ya

Dm F

Find it you have to seek it

C G

Follow your heart sign

Dm F

It's flowin' rich and deep

C G

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

N.C. F5/C Fadd11/C F5/C

I come in peace

Am F Am F Am

[Verse 3]

N.C.

I had a vision

N.C.

A head on collision

Am

A revelation ya

Am

That sent me on a mission

[Chorus]

Dm

I come in peace

F C G

Love is a gold mine ya

Dm F

Find it you have to seek it

C G

Follow your heart sign

Dm F

It's flowin' rich and deep

C G

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

N.C. F5/C Fadd11/C F5/C

I come in peace

I Come In Peace

You see me comin'

You feel like runnin'

A wicked look is in your eye

I don't come to harm you

I come to warn you

It's now or never, do or die

I had a vision

A head on collision

A revelation ya

That sent me on a mission

I come in peace

Love is a gold mine ya

Find it you have to seek it

Follow the heart sign

It's flowin' rich and deep

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

I come in peace

Arrived with nothing

And let me tell you something

We're going out the same way

I got your attention

And maybe I should mention

They'll be no rest till peace is made

Love is a gold mine ya

Find it you have to seek it

Follow the heart sign

It's lowin rich and deep

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

I come in peace

I had a vision

A head on collision

A revelation ya

That sent me on a mission

I come in peace

Love is a gold mine ya

Find it you have to seek it

Follow the heart sign

It's flowin' rich and deep

And it's well within our reach

I come in peace

I come in peace

"Johnny B. Goode" is a 1958 rock and roll song written and originally performed by Chuck Berry. The song was a major hit among both black and white audiences peaking at #2 on Billboard magazine's Hot R&B Sides chart and #8 on the Billboard Hot 100.

I put a spell on you

Because you're mine

You better stop the things you do

I tell you, I ain't lying

I ain't lying

You know I can't stand it

You're running around

You know better daddy

I can't stand it 'cause you put me down

Oh, no

I put a spell on you

Because you're mine

You know I love you

I love you

I love you

I love you anyhow

And I don't care

If you don't want me

I'm yours right now

I put a spell on you

Because you're mine

You know I can't stand it

You're running around

You know better daddy

I can't stand it 'cause you put me down

Ooh-hoo-ooh

I put a spell on you

Because you're mine

Because you're mine

Because you're mine

Feel so bad

Like a ball game on a rainy day

Feel so bad

Like a ball game on a rainy day

Yes, I got my rain check

Shake my head and walk away

[Verse 2]

Ooh people, that's the way I feel

Ooh people, that's the way I feel

Sometimes I think I won't

Then again I think I will

[Verse 3]

Sometimes I want to stay here

Then again I want to leave here

Sometimes I want to leave here

Then again I want to stay

Yes, I got my train fare

Pack my grip and ride away

[Outro]

Ooh people, that's the way I feel

Ooh people, that's the way I feel

Sometimes I think I won't

Then again I think I will

An Original

We moved from Colorado to Illinois and after 14 years of the midwest, I wrote this song !!

Living in the COuntry

Original - Composer - Patrick McAllister

A song I wrote when I moved to Colorado and fell in Love with the People, Mountains, Water and Fresh Air!

Livin’ in the Country, a Man can see just how to be

Special little things like a little romance under an old Oak Tree

You want to go on livin’ – the life you lead

So come on in the country, it’s the best place to be

So come on in the country, and you can see just how to be

Cello

Once we watched a silver moon, and we had the time of our life

But now that dreadful city man’s been playin’ games with my life

Well I said – So come on in the country, it’s the best place to be

Everybody out there lives their life so clean and free

Harp

Well I’ve seen some bad times, Lord knows I’ve seen my share

But with you by my side, and us, forever there

I’ll be livin’ the life I want to lead

With the heart of an angel, and my family

Sax / Trumpet

So come on in the country, it’s the best place to be

So come on in the country, you can see just how to be

So come on in the country,

So come on in the country,

So come on in the country

"Love Potion No. 9" is a song written in 1959 by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. It was originally performed by the Clovers, who took it to number 23 on the US as well as R&B charts that year.

The song describes a man seeking help to find love. He enlists the help of a gypsy who determines, by means of palmistry, that he needs "love potion number nine." The potion, an aphrodisiac, causes him to fall in love with everything he sees, kissing whatever is in front of him, eventually kissing a policeman on the street corner, who breaks his bottle of love potion.

John Prine

Composer

I am an old woman

Named after my mother

My old man is another

Child that's grown old

If dreams were thunder

And lightnin' was desire

This old house would've burnt down

At a long time ago

Make me an angel

That flies from Montgomery

Make me a poster

Of an old rodeo

Just give me one thing

That I can hold on to

To believe in this livin'

Is just a hard way to go

When I was a young girl

Well, I had me a cowboy

He weren't much to look at

Just a free ramblin' man

But that was a long time

And no matter how I tried

Those years just flow by

Like a broken down dam

Make me an angel

That flies from Montgomery

Make me a poster

Of an old rodeo

Just give me one thing

That I can hold on to

To believe in this livin'

Is just a hard way to go

There's flies in the kitchen

I can hear 'em they're buzzin'

And I ain't done nothin' since I woke up today

How the hell can a person

Go to work in the mornin'

And come home in the evenin'

And have nothin' to say

Make me an angel

That flies from Montgomery

Make me a poster

Of an old rodeo

Just give me one thing

That I can hold on to

To believe in this livin'

Is just a hard way to go

To believe in this livin'

Is just a hard way to go