by Dan Bern on album Fifty Eggs

When I go by black people's cars I always like the music from their radios Better than mine But I never get their stations in I don't think my car gets it We live in different houses and we Driv

by Dan Bern on album Miscellaneous

Let the niggers burn down nigger town Step aside for burning and looting But if they set foot in Beverly Hills Time brother, brother time to start shooting Everything everybody has in their homes Wil

by Dan Bern on album A Beginners Guide To Acoustic Roots Music

Awful still out here, too still for me I'm used to going outside whenever And something's open, buy some tea Feel like you could die here Middle of Main Street, plain as day And the sun would bake you

by Dan Bern on album Fleeting Days

Awful still out here, too still for me I'm used to going outside whenever And something's open, buy some tea Feel like you could die here Middle of Main Street, plain as day And the sun would bake you

by Dan Bern on album 2003-01-23: Tractor Tavern, Seattle, WA, USA

Awful still out here, too still for me I'm used to going outside whenever And something's open, buy some tea Feel like you could die here Middle of Main Street, plain as day And the sun would bake you

by Dan Bern on album Adderal Holiday

Baseball was starting And the Warriors were getting close To the Bulls' 72-10 The Dodgers still hadn't figured out Yasiel Puig They were batting him second again Protest songs were on everybody's min

by Dan Bern on album Adderal Holiday

Okie Girl It's just too fresh To sing the tune I wanna do A jaunty tune But Okie Girl It's just too fresh The wound too new Every time I came through I'd stop and spend some time with you We'd drink

by Dan Bern on album The Burbank Tapes

Some people think the devil is all hairy and wild Screaming in his underwear But the devil likes his math to be correct And the devil likes his corners square. Wilt Chamberlain, who's probably seen p

by Dan Bern on album The 'Lost' Album (Burbank 1998)

Some people think the devil is all hairy and wild Screaming in his underwear But the devil likes his math to be correct And the devil likes his corners square. Wilt Chamberlain, who's probably seen p

by Dan Bern on album The Burbank Tapes

Marina and me ain't gotten along Since pretty soon after the time we left Kiev Those were the good times, those were the golden times Bverything turned sour ever since we left Kiev I'd like to have a

by Dan Bern on album Macaroni Cola

Well, right now my mom won't let me ride the the street Except for my street and the street that runs to Brian's house Brian always laughs when I tell him about my streets His mom lets him ride anywhe

by Dan Bern on album Live in New York

by Dan Bern on album Live in New York

by Dan Bern on album 2001-11-17: Irving Plaza, New York, NY, USA (disc 1)

by Dan Bern on album Doubleheader

Sometimes I think about it when I'm all alone When I'm walking ‘round home and it's late at night And I don't feel right and I just can't sleep And I can't keep the dark from pourin' out It was a g

by Dan Bern on album The Swastika EP

It was a beautiful day in New York town Folks jogging, biking, walking 'round When a couple of airplanes came around Hit the big towers, knocked 'em down Worst disaster on US soil ever! 'Course, ther

by Dan Bern on album Songs of Fall

Last time I came through here The big dance band was mine I sang of things that mattered Revolution, Palestine Afterwards, we walked alone The moon was out, your eyes they shone And I gave you Forget-

by Dan Bern on album Non-Album Releases

God came to me in a dream I knew it was God 'Cause he had a long white beard And a pink striped tunic And the word "God" was spelled out above him, and an arrow pointed at his head Well, just n

by Dan Bern on album Hoody

When I was just a kid out in the Midwest You grew your hair as long as it could go Farm boys got down in the dirt and rassled Topsoil blew as far as Ohio Got our records up at the hardware Spent

by Dan Bern on album Hannukah Songs

I’m a long haul trucker Traveling ‘cross the south Spending my Hannukah At the Waffle House Each night, after sundown I find myself stopping And each night on my hash browns I get one more