whats the name, or does anyone know the lyrics to, the country song about a guy and his buddy in mexico?
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I think it is Pancho & ______ by Willie Nelson & _________
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"I could walk away from anyone I ever knew, but I can't walk away from you..."\nShameless by Garth Brooks
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I think it's John Michael Montgomery, a country singer. I also believe the title is "I can love you like that", just in case that helps you find the song :)
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I like "Tattoo". It reminds me of "Desperados Waiting for a Train" by Guy Clark. Both talk about men once tough growing old. Thanks for asking.
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Hmm.  "Rider in the Rain" by Randy Newman goes "So I'm goin' to Arizona / With a banjo on my knee."\n\nGoogle advanced search (exact phrase) been to arizona; (all the words) song\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Oldies-2943/Song-title-2.htm\n\n"Never Been to Spain," Three Dog Night (written by Hoyt Axton)
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It's a line from a Toby Keith song....probably an old cowboy saying
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"Three Wooden Crosses" - Randy Travis\n\nIt's a really neat story!
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go to azlyrics.com....it's the best place to find lyrics to any song; even one this old...lol
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It's called Gone Country by Alan Jackson
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It's "My Life" by Billy Joel....great song and theme to Bosom Buddies!!!\n\nGot a call from an old friend we'd used to be real close\nSaid he couldn't go on the American way\nClosed the shop, sold the house, bought a ticket to the west coast\nNow he gives them a stand-up routine in L.A.\n\nI don't need you to worry for me cause I'm allright\nI don't want you to tell me it's time to come home\nI don't care what you say anymore this is my life\nGo ahead with your own life leave me alone\n\nI never said you had to offer me a second chance\nI never said I was a victim of circumstance\nI still belong\nDon't get me wrong\nAnd you can speak your mind\nBut not on my time\n\nThey will tell you you can't sleep alone in a strange place\nThen they'll tell you can't sleep with somebody else\nAh but sooner or later you sleep in your own space\nEither way it's O.K. you wake up with yourself
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Now, I don't know the song you're talking about but after a little searching I found out that it's called Peanut Butter - Jelly by Cadillac Don.  The weird thing is there's a lot of people trying to find the lyrics but I didn't see one place where anyone had their lyric search resolved.  Hope that helps you out though...\nIf I find more I'll keep you posted.
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Promised Land.\n\n"Somebody help me get out of Louisiana\nJust to help me get to Houston Town\nThere are people there who care a little about me\nAnd they won't let the poor boy down"\n\n\n\nFollow the link for the lyrics...
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If it was a dude singing, I think it might be the song called Lido Shuffle by Boz Scaggs.  He's kind of a mumbler, so it's hard to understand a lot of the words.\n\nI went back and found the lyrics for you...\n\nLido missed the boat that day he left the shack\nBut that was all he missed, and he ain't comin' back\nAt a tombstone bar in a jukejoint car he made a stop\nJust long enough to grab a handle off the top\nNext stop Chi-town, Lido put the money down, let it roll\nHe said, one more job oughta get it\nOne last shot 'fore we quit it, one for the road\n\nLido, whoa, he's for the money, he's for the show\nLido's a waitin' for the go\nLido, whoa, he said, one more job oughta get it\nOne last shot 'fore we quit it, one more for the road\n\nLido be runnin' havin' great big fun until he got the note\nSayin' tow the line or blow it, and that was all she wrote\nHe be makin' like a beeline headin' for the borderline\nGoin' for broke\nSayin' one more hit oughta do it, this joint, ain't nothin' to it\nOne more for the road\n\nLido, whoa, he's for the money, he's for the show\nLido's a waitin' for the go\nLido, whoa, one more job oughta get it\nOne last shot and we quit it, one more for the road
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100% Country.\n\nYou have Nothin to Lose, so chase after that Badonkadonk.  If you have Friends in Low places, just think of The World and Summertime, because its not the Last Day of My Life.  When the Stars go Blue, Dont Forget to Remember Me.  You know its A Little Too Late, If Your Going Through Hell.  Although Life Aint Always Beautiful, Everytime I Hear Your Name, I remember the time that you told me that Size Matters.\n\nMe and My Gang decided to Settle for a Slowdown and just Bring It on Home.  The gang told me to just do The Dance and Live LIke You Were Dying, I said God Bless this Broken Road, and did the dance.\n\nMy Homes In Alabama, Sweet Home Alabama and if Tomorrow Never Comes and When the Sun Comes Down, I pray, Jesus Take the Wheel.  Shes an Old Flame, a Redneck Woman, but we keep running into Closed Doors, shes my Baby Girl and I Could Not Ask for More.  Before I went to see her again I found a Soldier who would Paint me a Birmingham, he was Shameless, but he painted it in The Chair.  \n\nOkay, now, I'm Already There, but For the Grace of God I need Beer for my Horses, I was Amazed at how much they drank.  Since she's not home, I wish I didnt have to wait One More Day, before this Fancy, Rhinestone Cowboy gives her Long Slow Kisses.  Some Beach.
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go to www.azlyrics.com \nto get the lyrics 4 the song
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Johnny Preston. Here is link to the lyrics.\n\nhttp://www.rockabilly.nl/lyrics3/r0054.htm
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This reminds me of a song by Mark Wills, "I Do (Cherish You)".  It was also sung by 98 Degrees, so it could be both pop or country.  The words aren't exactly the same, but it sounds similar.