Biography:
Gene Clark, born Harold Eugene Clark (born Tipton, Missouri, November 17, 1944[1] - May 24, 1991) was an American singer-songwriter, and one of the founding members of the folk-rock group The Byrds.
Gene Clark is best remembered for being The Byrds main songwriter between 1964 and 1966. He created a large catalogue of music in several genres but failed to achieve solo commercial success. Clark was one of the earliest exponents of psychedelic rock, baroque pop, newgrass, country rock and alternative country.
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Other songs:
- 1975
- After The Storm
- All I Want
- Almost Saturday Night
- Are We Still Making Love
- Back Street Mirror
- Because Of You
- Blue Raven
- Bowed My Head Cried Holy
- Carry On
- Changes
- Crazy Ladies
- Dangerous Games
- Dark Of My Moon
- Day For Night
- Del Gato
- Denver Or Wherever
- Doctor Doctor
- Dont It Make You Want To Go Home
- Down On The Pier
- Dragons Eye
- Echoes
- Elevator Operator
- Fair And Tender Ladies
- For A Spanish Guitar
- From A Silver Phial
- Gypsy
- Gypsy Rider
- Hear The Wind
- Here Without You
- Home Run King
- I Am Without You
- I Dont Wanna See You Anymore
- I Had A Dream Come True
- I Need To Fly
- I Remember The Railroad
- If I Hang Around
- Immigrant Girl
- In A Misty Morning
- Jokers Are Wild
- Kansas City Southern
- Kathleen
- Lady Of The North
- Lifes Greatest Fool
- Little Mama
- Lonely Saturday
- Long Time
- Look Whos Missing You
- Lovers Turnaround
- Lyin Down The Middle
- Mary Sue
- No Other
- Nothin But An Angel
- Number One Is To Survive
- On Her Own
- One In A Hundred
- Only Colombe
- Past Addresses
- Past My Door
- Past Tense
- Pledge To You
- Rain Song
- Refuse From A Silver Phial
- Rest Of Your Life
- Roll In My Sweet Babys Arms
- Shades Of Blue
- She Darked The Sun
- She Dont Care About Time
- Shooting Star
- Silent Crusade
- Silver Raven
- Sister Moon
- Sleep Will Return
- So You Say You Lost Your Baby
- Some Misunderstanding
- Somethings Wrong
- Somewhere After Midnight
- Straight From The Heart
- Strength Of Strings
- Taken By Surprise
- Tell It Like It Is
- The Daylight Line
- The Drifter
- The French Girl
- The Panther
- The Radio Song
- The Rain Song
- The Same One
- The True One
- The Virgin
- Think Im Gonna Feel Better
- Through The Morning Through The Night
- Till Today
- Train Leaves Here This Morning
- Washington Square
- Wheel Of Time
- White Light
- Why Did You Leave Me Today
- Why Not Your Baby
- With Tomorrow
- Yesterday Am I Right
- You Better Move On
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Subject: c/clark_gene/home_run_king.crd
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 18:52:24 GMT
From: [email protected]
Gene Clark Home Run King written by Gene Clark
E B E
Well I saw it clear today that we were all more than only refugees
B
And the heads of state called out all of their reserves
E
So they could postpone World War III
C#m B
I can hear the morning crier yellin read all about it here's the
truth
F#m A B E
You are either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe Ruth
E B
Now how could we have been put upon this planet
E
Fools enough to think that we could be
B E
The first to form a civilized envolvement from the charismatic sea
C#m
There's a ten year old in the alley
B
Throws a hard ball off the wall that is the truth
F#m A B E
He knows you're either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe
Ruth
The home run king
SOLO
B
We can all dream up some explicit rationalized dream
E
Of exactly who we are
B
While the rockin rolling home run king
E
Keeps the black madonna sleepin with a star
C#m
Now it doesn't matter how much bread you can spend
B
So you can hold the center booth
F#m A B E
You are either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe Ruth
Copyright @ 1977 Irving Music Inc.(BMI)
From the "Two Sides To Every Story" LP RSO Records 1977
Al Perkins steel guitar
Jerry McGee lead guitar
Jeff Baxter guitar
Doug Dillard banjo
Sammy Creason drums
Jim Fielder bass
Emmylou Harris harmony
Byron Berline fiddle
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Subject: c/clark_gene/home_run_king.crd
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 18:52:24 GMT
From: [email protected]
Gene Clark Home Run King written by Gene Clark
E B E
Well I saw it clear today that we were all more than only refugees
B
And the heads of state called out all of their reserves
E
So they could postpone World War III
C#m B
I can hear the morning crier yellin read all about it here's the
truth
F#m A B E
You are either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe Ruth
E B
Now how could we have been put upon this planet
E
Fools enough to think that we could be
B E
The first to form a civilized envolvement from the charismatic sea
C#m
There's a ten year old in the alley
B
Throws a hard ball off the wall that is the truth
F#m A B E
He knows you're either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe
Ruth
The home run king
SOLO
B
We can all dream up some explicit rationalized dream
E
Of exactly who we are
B
While the rockin rolling home run king
E
Keeps the black madonna sleepin with a star
C#m
Now it doesn't matter how much bread you can spend
B
So you can hold the center booth
F#m A B E
You are either just the newspaper boy or you're either Babe Ruth
Copyright @ 1977 Irving Music Inc.(BMI)
From the "Two Sides To Every Story" LP RSO Records 1977
Al Perkins steel guitar
Jerry McGee lead guitar
Jeff Baxter guitar
Doug Dillard banjo
Sammy Creason drums
Jim Fielder bass
Emmylou Harris harmony
Byron Berline fiddle
Gene Parsons
Gene Pitney
Gene Rockwell
Gene Simmons
gene thomas