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Lee Hazlewood - My autumn's gone
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Lee Hazlewood - Some Velvet Morning
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Lee Hazlewood - Four Kinds Of Lonely
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Lee Hazlewood - Girls In Paris
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Lee Hazlewood - I Am, You Are Lee
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Lee Hazlewood - Lady Bird
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Lee Hazlewood - Sugar Town
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Lee Hazlewood - The Girl On Death Row
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Lee Hazlewood - Your Sweet Love
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Lee Hazlewood - A Taste Of You
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Lee Hazlewood - After Six
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Lee Hazlewood - Anthem
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Lee Hazlewood - Baghdad Knights
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Lee Hazlewood - Ballad Of Lucy Jordon
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Lee Hazlewood - Big Red Balloon
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Lee Hazlewood - Break My Mind
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Lee Hazlewood - By The Way (i Still Love You)
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Lee Hazlewood - Cold Hard Times
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Lee Hazlewood - Crazy Mama
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Lee Hazlewood - Dark In My Heart
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Lee Hazlewood - Dolly And Hawkeye
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Lee Hazlewood - First Street Blues
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Lee Hazlewood - Five More Miles To Folsom
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Lee Hazlewood - Fool
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Lee Hazlewood - For a Day Like Today
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Lee Hazlewood - For One Moment
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Lee Hazlewood - Forget Marie
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Lee Hazlewood - Fred Freud
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Lee Hazlewood - Friday's Child
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Lee Hazlewood - Greenwich Village Folk Song Salesman
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Lee Hazlewood - Gypsies And Indians
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Lee Hazlewood - Hands
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Lee Hazlewood - Hey, Cowboy
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Lee Hazlewood - Home (i'm Home)
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Lee Hazlewood - Houston
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Lee Hazlewood - Hutchinson Jail
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Lee Hazlewood - I Am a Part
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Lee Hazlewood - I Move Around
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Lee Hazlewood - I'm Blue
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Lee Hazlewood - I'm Glad I Never
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Lee Hazlewood - In a Young Girl's Mind
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Lee Hazlewood - In Our Time
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Lee Hazlewood - Jackson
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Lee Hazlewood - Jose
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Lee Hazlewood - Kari
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Lee Hazlewood - Leather And Lace
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Lee Hazlewood - Lone Ranger Ain't My Friend Anymore
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Lee Hazlewood - Long Black Train
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Lee Hazlewood - Long Haired Country Boy
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Lee Hazlewood - Look At That Woman
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Lee Hazlewood - Loving You, Loving Me
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Lee Hazlewood - Me And Charlie
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Lee Hazlewood - My Baby Cried All Night Long
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Lee Hazlewood - My Elusive Dreams
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Lee Hazlewood - No Train To Stockholm
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Lee Hazlewood - Not The Lovin' Kind
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Lee Hazlewood - Nothing
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Lee Hazlewood - Old Lullaby
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Lee Hazlewood - Old Man And His Guitar
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Lee Hazlewood - Paris Summer
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Lee Hazlewood - Peculiar Guy
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Lee Hazlewood - Poet, Fool Or Bum
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Lee Hazlewood - Pour' Man
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Lee Hazlewood - Pray Them Bars Away
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Lee Hazlewood - Railroad
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Lee Hazlewood - Rainbow Woman
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Lee Hazlewood - Real Live Fool
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Lee Hazlewood - Rock Salt And Nails
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Lee Hazlewood - Rosacoke Street
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Lee Hazlewood - Run Boy Run
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Lee Hazlewood - Sacrifice
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Lee Hazlewood - Sally Was a Good Ole Girl
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Lee Hazlewood - Sand
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Lee Hazlewood - Since You're Gone
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Lee Hazlewood - Six Feet Of Chain
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Lee Hazlewood - So Long Babe
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Lee Hazlewood - Son Of a Gun
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Lee Hazlewood - Souls Island
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Lee Hazlewood - Storybook Children
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Lee Hazlewood - Summer Wine
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Lee Hazlewood - Sundown Sundown
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Lee Hazlewood - T.o.m. (The Old Man)
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Lee Hazlewood - That Old Freight Train
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Lee Hazlewood - That's How I Got To Memphis
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Lee Hazlewood - Them Girls
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Lee Hazlewood - These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
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Lee Hazlewood - This Town
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Lee Hazlewood - Trouble Is a Lonesome Town
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Lee Hazlewood - Ugly Brown
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Lee Hazlewood - Victims Of The Night
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Lee Hazlewood - We All Make The Flowers Grow
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Lee Hazlewood - When a Fool Loves a Fool
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Lee Hazlewood - White People Thing
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Lee Hazlewood - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
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Lee Hazlewood - Won't You Tell Your Dreams
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Lee Hazlewood - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
Jose
Lee Hazlewood
And hunger was his enemy every day but he never begged the boy called Jose
And every day he worked in the fields he worked well
And when the night came this boy slept where he fell
And the earth was the only mother he ever knew some people say
And she gave him strenght and he grew to be a man called Jose (Jose Jose)
One Sunday afternnon this young man saw his first bullfight
And his blood ran hot and he couldn't sleep that night
And as the morning came he thought he heard his mother say
Now you know why you were born Jose
And he lived for one thing and nothing more he had to be the very best matador
And when he killed his first bull one bright Sunday
You could hear a lace a hundred miles for Jose (Jose Jose)
And as his fame grew his fortune grew too but he gave much of this fortune away
Because he knew that other's fight is old enemy hunger every day
And so many times he heard God bless you Jose
And the years passed and Jose said I'll fight great bulls no more
The younger men they better sooth it for
The Sunday game with its blood and its death to pay
You'll soon forget the matador Jose (Jose Jose)
And the next morning we found him lying on the ground
He didn't move he didn't make a sound
And yet we heard from somewhere someone say
Welcome home my little boy Jose (Jose Jose Jose Jose)
