Biography:
Peter Case is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, born in Buffalo, New York, April 5, 1954.
Case has had a wide-ranging career ranging from new wave music to solo acoustic performance.
In 1976, Case teamed up with Jack Lee and Paul Collins, to form early new wave band The Nerves in San Francisco. The Nerves' 1976 single, "Hanging on the Telephone", was eventually recorded by Blondie.
After The Nerves disbanded, Case moved to Los Angeles and formed pop-rock band The Plimsouls in 1980.
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Horse and the Crow
Peter Case
[Intro]
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Horse and the Crow were some pretty good friends
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Living from the same suit-case
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They spoke in tongs that we couldn’t understand
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But that’s the way it was back in those days
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And all that summer long they were driving through the south
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From China to Bolivia they were living hand to mouth
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And they were careless then and that road went on and on
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Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
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First this happened, that happened and every-thing changes
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The Crow she took off in a straight line
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Even the horse took a job making twenty bucks a day
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And for reason started looking for a sign
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When everywhere he looked, every-thing was white
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Some-times he thought he saw something moving in the night
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And they were careless then and that road went on and on
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Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
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Seemed like the hours they could measure into weeks
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The Crow’s Horse since was dead
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Passing through the capitals of the west-ern worlds unleashed
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She was headed for Las Vegas to put every-thing on red
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This world sets a price on love they kind you can’t forget
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Through the ending of this story, it hasn’t happened yet
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And they were careless then and that road went on and on
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Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
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Peter Case
[Intro]
C9 G C9 G C9 C9 G C9
G C9 G C9
Horse and the Crow were some pretty good friends
G C9 G C9
Living from the same suit-case
G C9 G C9
They spoke in tongs that we couldn’t understand
G C9 G C9
But that’s the way it was back in those days
G C9 G C9
And all that summer long they were driving through the south
G C9 G C9
From China to Bolivia they were living hand to mouth
D C9 G C9 G
And they were careless then and that road went on and on
C9 D G C9
Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
G C9 G C9 G C9
G C9 G C9
First this happened, that happened and every-thing changes
G C9 G C9
The Crow she took off in a straight line
G C9 G C9
Even the horse took a job making twenty bucks a day
G C9 G C9
And for reason started looking for a sign
G C9 G C9
When everywhere he looked, every-thing was white
G C9 G C9
Some-times he thought he saw something moving in the night
D C9 G C9 G
And they were careless then and that road went on and on
C9 D G C9
Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
G C9 G C9 G C9
G C9 G C9
Seemed like the hours they could measure into weeks
G C9 G C9
The Crow’s Horse since was dead
G C9 G C9
Passing through the capitals of the west-ern worlds unleashed
G C9 G C9
She was headed for Las Vegas to put every-thing on red
G C9 G C9
This world sets a price on love they kind you can’t forget
G C9 G C9
Through the ending of this story, it hasn’t happened yet
D C9 G C9 G
And they were careless then and that road went on and on
C9 D G C9
Well it's a wonder and a shame All those crazy days have gone
G C9 G C9 G C9
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