by John Wesley Harding on album Why We Fight

I'm a quiet guy, lead a quiet life Got a quiet way and a quiet wife I don't say too much, if there's nothing to say I just watch the silence blow my day away Put the tv on, but there's nothing to see

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 2: It Happened Every Night

Those resourceful romeos have all revealed You're the juliet who couldn't be genteel All the parents looked askance with much displeasure As you dared to dance off with their little treasures And the

by John Wesley Harding on album Swings and Roundabouts (Dynablob 4)

I was burdened by the hopes of an ailing failing family It fell to me to marry to preserve the family fame Mother's stupid snobbery, my father's desperate gambling Combined to lose the deeds to all we

by John Wesley Harding on album Why We Fight

I'm a quiet guy, lead a quiet life Got a quiet way and a quiet wife I don't say too much, if there's nothing to say I just watch the silence blow my day away Put the tv on, but there's nothing to see

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 2: It Happened Every Night

Those resourceful romeos have all revealed You're the juliet who couldn't be genteel All the parents looked askance with much displeasure As you dared to dance off with their little treasures And the

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 2: It Happened Every Night

Juliet said to the night air 'wherefore art thou romeo? ' He was beneath the balcony Hearing a word he didn't know Romeo said to juliet What does 'wherefore' mean? Juliet said 'why? We're only a gentl

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 4: Swings and Roundabouts

I was burdened by the hopes of an ailing failing family It fell to me to marry to preserve the family fame Mother's stupid snobbery, my father's desperate gambling Combined to lose the deeds to all we

by John Wesley Harding on album Who Was Changed & Who Was Dead

I started Playing guitar by the town memorial All my songs were singing editorials And when I'd done, the sermon on the mount I counted my change and put it in my bank account I didn't want to w

by John Wesley Harding on album Greatest Other People's Hits

Driving home she grabs something to eat Turns a corner and drives down her street Into a row of houses she just melts away Like the scenery in another man's play Into a house where the blinds are clos

by John Wesley Harding on album The Name Above the Title

The streets are doing a wardance As their sight is restored to the blind And I'm sifting trash on the offchance That there might be something to find And Mary lets her fingers do the walking Her baby'

by John Wesley Harding on album It Happened One Night & It Never Happened At All

At night, he sits alone and he's looking at the stars He listens to them playing guitars Him and Phil go back a long long way They talked about marching and dying all in one day They played songs toge

by John Wesley Harding on album Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead

I was arrested for disturbing the peace But, hey, I was disturbing the war I was waving a small white handkerchief Singing "please don't fight no more" And I thought there'd be an army each side But t

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 3: 26th March 1999

Midweek and we reached Scarlet Town I was almost dying of thirst We parked the car in some old schoolyard The windscreen caked in dirt There was no water in the engine left No tread upon the tyres The

by John Wesley Harding on album Why We Fight

I was arrested for disturbing the peace But, hey, I was disturbing the war I was waving a small white handkerchief Singing "please don't fight no more" And I thought there'd be an army each side But t

by John Wesley Harding on album Here Comes the Groom

Midweek and we reached Scarlet Town I was almost dying of thirst We parked the car in some old schoolyard The windscreen caked in dirt There was no water in the engine left No tread upon the tyres The

by John Wesley Harding on album It Happened One Night

At night, he sits alone and he's looking at the stars He listens to them playing guitars Him and Phil go back a long long way They talked about marching and dying all in one day They played songs toge

by John Wesley Harding on album Furthur

Due to a miracle marketing strategy Beyond the realms of reasonable possibility It is announced simultaneously On radio, compact disc, and TV That John, Paul, George and Ringo They're going to be ref

by John Wesley Harding on album Dynablob 3

Midweek and we reached Scarlet Town I was almost dying of thirst We parked the car in some old schoolyard The windscreen caked in dirt There was no water in the engine left No tread upon the tyres The

by John Wesley Harding on album Why We Fight

I was arrested for disturbing the peace But, hey, I was disturbing the war I was waving a small white handkerchief Singing "please don't fight no more" And I thought there'd be an army each side But t

by John Wesley Harding on album Awake

Driving home she grabs something to eat Turns a corner and drives down her street Into a row of houses she just melts away Like the scenery in another man's play Into a house where the blinds are clos