Biography:
Crystal Gayle (born Brenda Gail Webb July 5, 1944) is an American country music singer, and is the sister of legendary country singer Loretta Lynn and distant cousin of singer Patty Loveless. In the late 70s and 80s, she had great pop crossover success with "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue", "Talking In Your Sleep" and "Half the Way". She is also famous for her nearly floor-length long hair and was voted one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world in 1983.
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Other songs:
- Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
- Talking In Your Sleep
- A Long And Lasting Love
- A Womans Heart
- Baby What About You
- Before Im Fool Enough
- Come Home Daddy
- Cry
- Dont It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
- Gonna Lay Me Down Beside My Memories
- Half The Way
- Ill Do It All Over Again
- Ill Get Over You
- Its Like We Never Said Goodbye
- Let There Be Peace On Earth
- Livin In These Troubled Times
- Me Against The Night
- Painting This Old Town Blue
- Ready For The Times To Get Better
- River Road
- Sneaking Out The Backdoor
- Somebody Loves You
- Sound Of Goodbye
- Sweet Baby On My Mind
- This Is My Year For Mexico
- Too Many Lovers
- Two Many Lovers
- When I Deam
- When I Dream
- Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For
- Wrong Road Again
- You And I
- You Never Miss A Real Good Thing
- You Never Miss A Real Good Thing Till He Says Goodbye
- Your Old Cold Shoulder
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Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
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And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
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And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
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I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
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Mama said, “Listen child
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You're too old to run wild
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You're too big to be fishing
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With the boys these days
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So I grabbed some clothes and ran
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Stole five dollars from a sugar can
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A twelve year old jail breaker running away
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Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
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And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
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And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
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I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
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Well I married a pretty good man
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And he tries to understand
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But he knows I've got leavin'
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On my mind these days
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When I get that urge to run
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I'm just like a kid again
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The same old jail breaker runnin' away
[Chorus]
D D7 G
Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
D A D A
And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
D D7 G
And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
D A D
I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
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[Chorus]
D D7 G
Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
D A D A
And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
D D7 G
And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
D A D
I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
[Verse]
A D A
Mama said, “Listen child
A D A
You're too old to run wild
D A
You're too big to be fishing
E7
With the boys these days
A D A
So I grabbed some clothes and ran
A D A
Stole five dollars from a sugar can
D A G A A7
A twelve year old jail breaker running away
[Chorus]
D D7 G
Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
D A D A
And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
D D7 G
And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
D A D
I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
[Verse]
A D A
Well I married a pretty good man
A D A
And he tries to understand
D A
But he knows I've got leavin'
E7
On my mind these days
A D A
When I get that urge to run
A D A
I'm just like a kid again
D A G A A7
The same old jail breaker runnin' away
[Chorus]
D D7 G
Here I go once again with my suitcase in my hand
D A D A
And I'm running away down River Ro - ad
D D7 G
And I swear once again that I'm never coming home
D A D
I'm chasing my dreams down River Road
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