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PERFORMING ARTISTS
A Tale Of Two
A Tale Of Two
Performer
Stephanie Adlington
Stephanie Adlington
Lead Vocals
Aaron Lessard
Aaron Lessard
Harmony Vocals
Jon Estes
Jon Estes
Hammond Organ
Ross McReynolds
Ross McReynolds
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Tom Waits
Tom Waits
Songwriter
Kathleen Brennan
Kathleen Brennan
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jon Estes
Jon Estes
Mixing Engineer
John McLaggan
John McLaggan
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

Falling James in the Tahoe mud
Stick around to tell us all a tale
Well, he fell in love with a Gun Street girl
Now he's dancing in the Birmingham jail
Dancing in the Birmingham jail
He took a hundred dollars off a slaughterhouse Joe
Brought a brand new Michigan twenty-gauge
He got all liquored up on that roadhouse corn
Blew a hole in the hood of a yellow Corvette
A hole in the hood of a yellow Corvette
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
He's sitting in a sycamore in St. John's wood
Soaking day old bread in kerosene
He was blue as a robin's egg and brown as a hog
He's staying out of circulation till the dogs get tired
Out of circulation till the dogs get tired
Now the rain like gravel on an old tin roof
The Burlington Northern pulling out of the world
With a head full of bourbon and a dream in the straw
And a Gun Street girl was the cause of it all
A Gun Street girl was the cause of it all
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
Banging on the table with an old tin cup
Sing I'll never kiss a Gun Street girl again
Never kiss a Gun Street girl again
I'll never kiss a Gun Street girl again
Never kiss a Gun Street girl again
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
I said John, John, he's long gone
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
Coming home
Ain't coming home
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
Gone to Indiana, ain't never coming home
Written by: Kathleen Brennan, Tom Waits
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