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House Carpenter - Dave Van Ronk



     
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Our mistake was the love we made I didn't deliberate But I never meant you wrong No I didn't mean it
If you've ever lost a loved one I pray for you, I really do If you've ever lost a loved one I pray for
you...
'Cause there s a sad and lonely comfort In the hollow of your eyes But don't you let it take you over
'Cause it will eat you up inside
I heard you're married to a house carpenter And your love will never be mine...
If you're not breathing why am I Left alone in this ship If you're not breathing Why am I left alone?
With a sad and lonely comfort Of the hollow in your eyes But don't you let it take me under 'Cause it
will eat me up inside
I'm sure you're married to your house carpenter And your love will never be mine ... All the pain and
the way it was All of the shame and the hate, because I was in love with the way it was All that I do I
do for you
All the pain and the way it was All of the shame and the hate, because I was in love with the way it was
All that I do I do for you If you're not breathing Why am I? left alone in this shit. If you're not
breathing Why am I left alone?
With a sad and lonely comfort Of the hollow in your eyes But won't let it take me over 'Cause it will
eat me up inside

I'm sure you're buried with your house carpenter And your face I'll never see no more Your face I'll
never see no more Your face Your face Your face Your face...
With a sad and lonely comfort Of the hollow in your eyes But I won't let it take me under 'Cause it will
eat me up inside
Yeah I heard your married to a house carpenter And your love will never me mine No, your love will never
be mine...
(1 min.29 secs you hear rain then music starts up again then you hear womens voice say)
I love you so much

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Dave Van Ronk (June 30, 1936 – February 10, 2002) was a folk singer born in Brooklyn, New York, who settled in Greenwich Village, New York City, and was nicknamed the "Mayor of MacDougal Street." He was best known as a pioneer of the acoustic blues revival, but his work ranged from old English ballads to Bertolt Brecht, rock, New Orleans jazz, and swing. He was a pioneer of instrumental ragtime guitar, as well as an early supporter of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, among many others. Van Ronk was very influential on the music scene in New York City in the 1960s.

Read more about Dave Van Ronk on Last.fm.


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