Biography:
Blaze Foley (born Michael David Fuller in 18 December 1949 in Malvern, Arkansas; died 1 February 1989 in Austin, Texas) was an American singer-songwriter. He was shot and killed in 1989, at the age of 39, while trying to defend an elderly friend. During the late 1970s Blaze Foley & the Beaver Valley Boys were a big part of the Houston club scene.
Foley grew up in Texas. He performed in a gospel band called The Fuller Family with his mother and sisters.
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[Verse]
Am F
Saw a dancin' young lady, who worked in a bar
Am E
A dozen lone rangers, don't know who they are
Am F
The waitress was spinnin', my head was ajar
E Am
And I should have been home with you
Am
[Verse]
Am F
Saw a reelin' old drunk man, dancin' around
Am E
Thought his gray whiskers, still must have been brown
Am F
Ida Lupino, wouldn't keep her dress down
E Am
I should have been home with you
[Verse]
Am F
The band rock and rolled, but it wasn't the best
Am E
Nearly all of them, all sound like the rest
Am F
Some girls look pretty, but you were the best
E Am
That's why I came home with you
[Verse]
Am F
Got home about daylight, I been gone too long
Am E
Woke up at eleven, and saw you were gone
Am F
So I drank lots of coffee, and wrote you this song
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
[Outro]
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
Am F
Saw a dancin' young lady, who worked in a bar
Am E
A dozen lone rangers, don't know who they are
Am F
The waitress was spinnin', my head was ajar
E Am
And I should have been home with you
Am
[Verse]
Am F
Saw a reelin' old drunk man, dancin' around
Am E
Thought his gray whiskers, still must have been brown
Am F
Ida Lupino, wouldn't keep her dress down
E Am
I should have been home with you
[Verse]
Am F
The band rock and rolled, but it wasn't the best
Am E
Nearly all of them, all sound like the rest
Am F
Some girls look pretty, but you were the best
E Am
That's why I came home with you
[Verse]
Am F
Got home about daylight, I been gone too long
Am E
Woke up at eleven, and saw you were gone
Am F
So I drank lots of coffee, and wrote you this song
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
[Outro]
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
E Am
I wish I'd have been home with you
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