Just the Other Side of Nowhere - John Prine & Mac Wiseman



     
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Just the Other Side of Nowhere Lyrics


I come from just the other side of nowhere
To this big time lonesome town
They got a lot of ice and snow here
Half as cold as all the people I've found
Every way I try to go here seems to bring me down
I've seen about enough to know where I belong
I've got a mind to see the headlights shining
On that old white line between my heart and home
Sick of spendin' Sundays wishing they were Mondays
Settin' in a park alone
So give my best to anyone who's left who ever done me
Any lovin' way but wrong
Tell 'em that the pride of just the other side of nowhere's
Goin' home
Takin' nothin' back to show there
For these dues I've paid
But the soul I almost sold here
And the body I've been givin' away

Fadin' from the neon nighttime glow here
Headin' for the light of day
Just the other side of nowhere, goin' home
I've got a mind to see the headlights shinin'
On that old white line between my heart and home
Sick of spendin' Sundays wishin' they were Mondays
Settin' in a park alone
So give my best to anyone who's left who ever done me
Any lovin' way but wrong
Tell them that the pride of just the other side of nowhere's
Goin' home
Just the other side on nowhere, goin' home
Takin' nothin' back to show there
For these dues I've paid
But the soul I almost sold here
And the body I've been givin' away
Fadin' from the neon nighttime glow here
Headin' for the light of day
Just the other side of nowhere, goin' home
Just the other side of nowhere, goin' home

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Two consummate musical masters join forces on a fine program of classic country that also dips into Western swing, gospel and folk. The selections present their spicy adaptations of anthems penned by Bob Wills (“Don’t Be Ashamed Of Your Age”), Al Dexter (“Pistol Packin’ Mama”), Tom T. Hall (“Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine”) and Kris Kristofferson (“Just The Old Side of Nowhere.”) Prine and Wiseman’s elaborations, twists, slants and treatments provide the ideal combination of confidence, humor, suggestiveness and saltiness, though they’re also able to become appropriately reverential on the “Old Rugged Cross” (nice arrangement by Prine) or Irene Spain and Andrew Jenkins’ “Death of Floyd Collins.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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John Prine & Mac Wiseman