Song 125: title not recovered, by Dusty Woods (archived)
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Lyrics
Verse 1:
I know the sound my heart makes when it's breaking,
It sounds just like when you walked out the door,
And your voice in the darkness softly saying,
"I love you but I just can't stay no more".
Verse 2:
I thought I had a love I could count on,
But nowadays I just can't count that low,
Now all I do is sit alone repeating,
The reasons why you said you had to go.
Chorus:
I've never heard the lonesome sound of a cryin' whippoorwill,
Or a freight train hobo bound for New Orleans,
I know the sound my heart makes when it's beating all alone,
I know what the sound of lonesome means, yeah I know what the sound of lonesome means.
Verse 3:
How long does it take to go crazy,
Well how long is it since we've been apart?
Now the lonesomest sound in all creation,
Is the echo of a single broken heart.
Full Description
Title song from Dusty's first album. The Sound of Lonesome is a mid-tempo traditional country with a half-time Waylon Jennings beat and strong lyrics. What does lonesome sound like? This song attempts to answer that question.
In a time and place when Country music is filled with artists who are more Pop Rock then Pop Rock Artists are.
Dusty returns you to the pure essence of Country. With meaningful lyrics great vocals, an honest 2 stepin rhytum and melodic guitr leads. Dusty conveys his story in a way anyman can relate to.
Dusty plays the kinda music my Mom loved and that filled the home I grew up in. Plus he has an AWESOME LOOK!