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I made it back for part 2 & I did hear "Horse With No Name". Good song, regardless what it's about! Was happy to hear "Wildfire" too, even if it is depressing. I really, liked the Gordon Lightfoot song! Not sure, if I've ever heard it or not. I also enjoyed, "Dark Horse" by George Harrison. I never heard it before, but it kept my attention. I think it would have been interesting to hear George Jones & "The Race Is On", right out of the gates. Nevertheless, it was a great show!!!
Think about it...there ain't no one for to give you no pain I said la...la...la...la...la.
If there ain't no one for to give you no pain, how can you not remember your name?
"In the desert you can remember your name..maybe that's why. The rider could only remember HIS name, the horse probably knew his OWN name but couldn't say what it was because he couldn't talk and the rider was a jerk from bringing him out to the desert so even if he could talk, he wouldn't waste the time telling the rider his name.
All camels are named either Hump or Humpy (depending on how many humps they have). It's true! Google it!
I agree, he should have a name- I'd give him a damn name!
But maybe they don't name camels either, lol!
Mike
America - Horse With No Name - What the hell - Travelin' through the desert on a horse with now name. It's not like he's busy - He has prenty of time - Name The Dam Horse ! LOL !
Oogie...kinda like when you have a churgling stomach!
Oh I get it.
America gives you the runs.
Very appropriate for a Horse Race show, LOL!
Oogie...kinda like when you have a churgling stomach!
Mike, you are right, I did like part 2.
I totally forgot about A Horse With No Name. Great song by America. And you have to quit saying "horse songs", cause it sounds like something else (think of the world's oldest profession).
Did I hear you right, 2 George Harrison songs? The first one, Dark Horse, was okay, but that second one...more on that in a moment.
I have always liked Michael Martin Murphy's "horse song". Wildfire really moved me when I was younger. I literally dreamed about the story it told. Plus, we had a pony that always made me think of that song, although her name was not Wildfire.
For the Golden Pell, it's downto two...the Gordon Lightfoot track (I missed the name), and the second George Harrison tune, Horse To Water. What a great little bit of guitar work on that one. So I'm giving it to George. Both are outstanding songs.
And I'm surprised you didn't play "The Race Is On" by George Jones or Sawyer Brown...
Nice show.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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