Biography:
Steve Earle (born Stephen Fain Earle on January 17, 1955 in San Antonio, Texas) is a singer-songwriter best known for his country music and rock 'n roll tinged "alt-country." He is also a published writer, a keen political activist (particularly in protesting against the death penalty in the U.S., as in his song "Ellis Unit One" from the movie Dead Man Walking), and has written and directed a play. Earle also had small roles on the HBO television shows "The Wire" and "Treme".
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Other songs:
- Galway Girl
- Johnny Come Lately
- After Mardi Gras
- Aint Nobodys Daddy Now
- All My Life
- Angel Is A Devil
- Angry Young Man
- Another Town
- Ashes To Ashes
- Babys Just As Mean As Me
- Billy And Bonnie
- Billy Austin
- Blue Yodel 9
- Carrie Brown
- Cckmp
- Christmas In Washington
- City Of Immigrants
- Cocaine Cannot Kill My Pain
- Come Home To Me
- Coming Around
- Copperhead Road
- Creepy Jackalope Eye
- Crying Waiting Hoping
- Darlin Commit Me
- Days Arent Long Enough
- Dead Flowers
- Devils Right Hand
- Dixieland
- Dont Want To Lose You Yet
- Down The Road
- Elijahs Church
- Ellis Unit One
- Even When Im Blue
- F The Cc
- Fearless Heart
- Feel Alright
- Fort Worth Blues
- Ft Worth Blues
- Gettin Tough Good Ol Boy
- Go Amanda
- God Is God
- Good Ol Boy
- Goodbye
- Goodbye Is All We Got Left To Say
- Goodbye Michaelangelo
- Guitar Town
- Gulf Of Mexico
- Halo Round The Moon
- Hard
- Harlan Man
- Here I Am
- High Fashion Queen
- Hillbilly Highway
- I Aint Ever Satisfied
- I Can Wait
- I Cant Wait
- I Dont Wanna Lose You Yet
- I Feel Alright
- I Remember You
- I Still Carry You Around
- I Thought You Should Know
- If You Fall
- Im Still In Love With You
- Its All Up To You
- Jerusalem
- John Walkers Blues
- Last Of The Hardcore Troubadours
- Leroys Dustbowl Blues
- Little Rock And Roller
- Long Lonesome Highway Blues
- Lonlier Than This
- Loretta
- Loves Gonna Blow My Way
- Me And The Eagle
- Mercenary Song
- More Than I Can Do
- My Old Friend The Blues
- My Uncle
- Nothin Without You
- Nothing But A Child
- Nowhere Road
- Once You Love
- Over Yonder Jonathans Song
- Pancho And Lefty
- Pilgrim
- Poison Lovers
- Promise You Anything
- Reconsider Me
- Regular Guy
- Rich Mans War
- Six Days On The Road
- Some Dreams
- Someday
- Sometimes She Forgets
- South Nashville Blues
- Sparkle And Shine
- Stay All Night Stay A Little Longer
- Steves Hammer
- Steves Last Ramble
- Still In Love With You
- Sweet Little 66
- Taneytown
- Telephone Road
- Texas Eagle
- The Gringos Tale
- The Kind
- The Low Highway
- The Mountain
- The Other Side Of Town
- The Rain Came Down
- The Revolution Starts Now
- This City
- Tom Ames Prayer
- Valentines Day
- Waitin On The Sky
- Waitin On The Sky To Fall
- Week Of Living Dangerously
- When I Fall
- You Know The Rest
- Youre Still Standing There
- Yours Forever Blue
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Taneytown Steve Earle
Am C G Am G Am Em G
Am C G Am
I went down to Taneytown, I went down to Taneytown
Am G Am Em G
To see what I could see
Am C G Am
My mama told me never go, I?m damned near twenty-two years old
Am G Am Em G
Some times I feel this hollow swallowing me.
Ma went off to Gettysburg, her and that new beau of hers, I snuck off after dark.
It?s a long way down the Canny Road, the stars were bright & the moon was low,
Down where the blacktop highway starts.
Chorus:
I went down to Taneytown, I went down to Taneytown,
I went down to see what I could see.
Now everybody stared at me, you?d think that they ain?t never seen,
A colored boy before.
Well, they jumped at me and they called me names,
they?d a whupped me sure, but the sheriff came,
I slipped off and ran through the drygoods store.
I ran down Division Street, but some of them boys followed me,
Down to the railroad track.
There was four of them & I came five, but I got my old Randall knife,
I cut that boy & I never did look back.
Chorus
Across the fields & woods I run, like a bullet from a rabbit gun,
Back home to my bed.
Ma came back from Gettysburg, her and that new beau of hers,
Boy you look like hell, was all she said.
A month went by without a word, till someone down in the hollow heard,
About that boy they hung.
He begged those men to spare his life, but I dropped my bloody Randall knife,
He picked it up, so they thought he was the one.
Repeat chorus twice, second time insert last line, "I ain?t going back there anymore."
Am C G Am G Am Em G
Am C G Am
I went down to Taneytown, I went down to Taneytown
Am G Am Em G
To see what I could see
Am C G Am
My mama told me never go, I?m damned near twenty-two years old
Am G Am Em G
Some times I feel this hollow swallowing me.
Ma went off to Gettysburg, her and that new beau of hers, I snuck off after dark.
It?s a long way down the Canny Road, the stars were bright & the moon was low,
Down where the blacktop highway starts.
Chorus:
I went down to Taneytown, I went down to Taneytown,
I went down to see what I could see.
Now everybody stared at me, you?d think that they ain?t never seen,
A colored boy before.
Well, they jumped at me and they called me names,
they?d a whupped me sure, but the sheriff came,
I slipped off and ran through the drygoods store.
I ran down Division Street, but some of them boys followed me,
Down to the railroad track.
There was four of them & I came five, but I got my old Randall knife,
I cut that boy & I never did look back.
Chorus
Across the fields & woods I run, like a bullet from a rabbit gun,
Back home to my bed.
Ma came back from Gettysburg, her and that new beau of hers,
Boy you look like hell, was all she said.
A month went by without a word, till someone down in the hollow heard,
About that boy they hung.
He begged those men to spare his life, but I dropped my bloody Randall knife,
He picked it up, so they thought he was the one.
Repeat chorus twice, second time insert last line, "I ain?t going back there anymore."
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