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Millions In The
Phonebooks
(Rolf
Hierath)
You'll never read my name
in the papers
And you'll never see my
face on TV
My songs will never be
smash hits
And I'll never do the
Grand Ole Opry.
Chorus:
I'm just one out of the
millions in the phonebooks
I'm just one out of the
thousands on the streets
I'm just one out of the
millions in the phonebooks
And that's all I'm ever
gonna be.
I never will be singin' at
the White House
Or on the Austin City
Limits Show
And if I'd even sing at
Folsom Prison
They wouldn't let me out
again I know.
Now I don't care what
people think about me
Some see me as a drunk at
the Bar
But as long as there's
someone who understands me
I keep believin' that I'm
gonna go far...
And now you read my name
in the papers
And now you watch my show
on TV
Gene Price says my songs
are big hits
But I'm still the same guy
that I used to be.
Yeah, I'm still the same
guy that I used to be.
© 1989 Rolf
Hierath, released on Willie Records RWH 1989/1
Rückseite: Committed To Parkview

Ernst Tauer,
Cody Himmelmann, "Rye" W. Henderson, Biber Herrmann, Klaus
"Mozart" Müller & Charly Draeger in the Studio
Ben
Colder, Please
Don't Sing My Songs
(Rolf
Hierath)
Ben I know come "Flyin' Time" things are
gettin' funny and so on
But I wonder what ole Jimmy thought
the day you changed the name of "Big Bad John" You're right, it sure is funny how good
ole Willie's "Wine Sips Away"
While pickin' flow'rs in "Rosie's
Garden" or eatin' "Little Green Apples" by the way.
Chorus:
"It's Such A Pretty World Tonight"
And I know your moonshine tastes
alright
But if we both shall get along, please
don't sing my songs
Ben Colder, please don't sing my songs.
Hell I don't why Johnny didn't kill you
when he first heard "What Is Youth?"
And I don't know what I had done if I'd
been in his place Ben, that's the truth!
Well, I haven't talked to any of the
singers whose songs you changed you know
But Conway, he sure was pissed off the
day he first heard "Fifteen Beers Ago".
Chorus
I swear I'll do most everything to
always keep my songs away from you
No matter what I've written but what
you'd make out of it would make me blue
I promise you that I will always let the
"Purple People Eater" be
If you just sing the songs of Waylon
Jennings, Tom T. Hall or Dickey Lee.
Chorus
"It's Such A Pretty World Tonight"
And I know your moonshine tastes
alright
Over the lips and through the
gums
Look out stomach here it comes!
© 1991 Rolf
Hierath, released on Willie Records WR 41021 S
Rückseite: Carroll County Accident
"RYE"
W. HENDERSON & EIGHTY-SIX PROOF:
"Rye" W. Henderson (Rolf Hierath)
- vocals, guitar
Charly Draeger -
guitar
Ernst Tauer -
bass/background vocals
Norbert Ewen -
drums/background vocals
Jörg Ratajczyk -
drums
Heiko "Cody" Himmelmann -
dobro/guitar
Klaus
Müller (Mozart) t - fiddle
Matthias "Biber" Herrmann -
background vocals
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