who wrote deperado waiting for a train?
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Guy Clarke and the first and second verses of RED RIVER VALLEY written by James Kerrigan
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Sergio Parra nació en San Rosendo, población del sur de Chile, en 1963; tiene tres libros publicados: La Manoseada (1987), Poemas de Paco Bazán (1993) y Mandar al diablo al infierno (2001). En la década de 1990 fue editor del sello "Bajo el volcán" y participó en la mítica revista Piel de Leopardo. Actualmente coedita, junto a Milton Aguilar, la revista Matadero.
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all the songs on the infamous stan getz/joao gilberto album, featuring antonio carlos jobim (who co-wrote most of the songs). astrud gilberto sings in a couple of them:  the girl from ipanema, doralice, para machucar meu coracao, desafinado, corcovado, so danco samba, o grande amor, vivo sohando.\nno doubt there are many more, but this album made a mark.
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That's an old Pink Floyd Classic called "Have a Cigar". I think it's on the Wish You Were Here album.
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Primo Carnera\nBuster Douglas
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Zak DeLaRocha is his name, and he released a solo album a few years back that was every bit as good as you would hope that it would be. I don't recall the name of it though.
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Corrido and ranchera singer Alberto Vazquez has recorded hundreds of songs during his long career, and scored with the hits "Ausente," "Olvidalo," "Pecador," and "Rogaciano." He has also written songs with José Alfredo Jiménez, including "Ella" and "El Jinete."By John Bush. Thats all I got
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I don't know if this is what you are looking for, I found two different artists\nJuan Carlos Alvadaro and Yaniry Alvarez.\nGood luck.
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Mile End was from Trainspotting not Pulp Fiction.  The song you want is "Surf Rider" by The Lively Ones.
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Where do I start?! Hmmm.... Let's see.\n  \nTu principe - Daddy yankee\nMirame - daddy yankee\ncaile - tito el bambino\nun beso - aventura\nla boda - aventura\nnada es para siempre - luis fonsi\npobre diabla - don omar\n\nAll reggaeton songs!!!!
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Hi londonrune,\nHow about Garth Brooks " The Dance " or " If Tomorrow Never Comes " or Lucy Kaplansky " Somewhere Out There ". Good Luck: Blueladybug
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Artist : Steve Azar\n\nTitle : Waiting On Joe\n\nWe're supposed to start work down on the river today.\nAnd for Joe and me, it's some pretty good pay.\nNow, I was countin' on him\nTo be at the dock by ten.\nA week's pay says he's still at home, \n'Cause the boy's in his own time zone\nI'm a waitin' on Joe, whaddya know.\nTime flies fast and he is slower than a.....\nI told him over and over: "Now don't you be late."\nAh, but like always,\nI'm just sittin' on go,\nAnd waitin' on Joe.\nYeah. \nTowboat's a leavin' 'cause it don't care.\nWhat's not on board and who's not there.\nOnce that whistle blows,\nDown the mighty river it rolls.\nMan if I could be more like that,\nI'd get on with my life and never look back.\nInstead of waitin' on Joe, whaddya know.\nTime flies fast and he is slower than a.....\nI told him over and over: "Now don't you be late."\nAh, but like always,\nI'm just sittin' on go,\nAnd waitin' on Joe.\nWaitin' on Joe.\nAnd he's in a hurry,\n'Cause he's runnin' behind.\nNow I'm not one to worry,\nBut I've got a real bad feeling this time.\nOh, oh, oh, whoa.\n'Cause sirens are crying all through this town.\nAnd one old boy said Joe never slowed down.\nIt was that 12 O'clock train,\nSo he didn't feel a thing,\nLord,. I believe that my brother's all right,\nStill I'm prayin' he'll just give me a sign.\nYeah, I'm a-waitin' on Joe, whaddya know.\nTime flies fast and he is slower than a.....\nI told him over and over: "Now don't you be late."\nAh, but like always,\nI'm just sittin' on go,\nAnd waitin' on Joe.\nWaitin' on Joe.
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DEUSTCHLAND, ESPAÑOLA & MEXICANA
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Waiting on Joe by Steve Azar
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"Baião Destemperado" by Barbatuques
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I'd guess Quad City DJ's\n\nSong Title: C'mon N Ride It (The Train)
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Nicholas Berg\n\nhttp://www.lonetraveller.com/article2.html