 Genius Lyrics
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James – Laid
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If you’re outside of Britain, then “Laid”, from the 1993 album of the same name, is by far the most famous song by Manchester alternative rock band James. If you’re in Britain
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James – Laid (Orchestral Version)
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Laid (Orchestral Version) Lyrics:
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James Blunt – Best Laid Plans
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[Verse 1] / You don't like it in the shadows / But you won't let me shine a light / I would wash away your troubles / But it seems / The more that I hold on / The more that you let
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Catfish and the Bottlemen – Laid
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This bed is on fire with passionate love / The neighbours complain about the noises above / But she only cums when she's on top / My therapist said not to see you no more / She
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James – Lullaby
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[Verse 1] / Since your mother cast her spell / Every kiss has left a bruise / You've been reading too much meaning from existence / Now your head is used and sore / And the
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James – P.S.
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[Verse 1] / You're a weapon of devotion / Keep the faithful entertained / You're a lover of attention / Found a way to pawn the soul / Disposition may be fetching / But the world
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Roy Clark – Jesse James
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Jesse James was a man who rambled through the land / And he robbed many a bank and train / He was the leader man of a bold and reckless band / And many are the people that were
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Ty Dolla $ign (Ft. D. Savage) – Laid Up
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[Intro: Ty Dolla $ign] / Yeah, yeah, don't you, yeah / Damn james! / Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, oh, yeah / Bluey, why you do it to 'em? / Oh, oh, oh / Dolla $ign, Dolla $ign / Dolla $
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Van Morrison (Ft. Chris Barber & Lonnie Donegan) – The Ballad of Jesse James
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Jesse James was a man / And he killed many men / He robbed the Glendale train / And he took from the richer / And he gave that to the poorer / He'd a hand and a heart and a brain
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Ry Cooder – Jesse james - remastered version
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Jesse James we understand / Has killed him many a man / He robbed the Union trains / But history does record / That Bob and Charlie Ford / Have laid Jesse James in his grave / It
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The Pogues – Jesse James
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[Verse 1] / Jesse James, we understand, has killed him many a man / He robbed the Union trains / He stole from the rich, he gave to the poor / He had a hand and a heart and a brain
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Bob Seger – Jesse James
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[Verse 1] / When Jesse James was a lad / He killed many a man / And he roamed over the Scarsdale range (Whoa) / Robbin' from the rich / And givin' to the poor / He was dark and
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Eddy Arnold – Jesse James
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It was on a Wednesday night the moon was shining bright / They robbed the Glendale train / And the people they did say for many miles away / Twas the outlaws Frank and Jesse James
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The Earth Laid Bare (Ft. James Gentry) – Mechanized
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Listen up / Walk in line / Walk in line behind me / Follow the leader is the game we play / Wake up / Have you realized that our only option is to obey / What they say
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Eighteen Visions – Laid To Waste in the Shit of Man
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[Intro (*From The Twilight Zone, Episode 4*)] / The dregs, the filth, the misery-laden slop of the race of man / Differences, prejudices, his passions and his violence / [Verse 1
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James Otto – Soldiers & Jesus
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Well granddaddy came home in a B-52 / In a pine box covered in red, white, and blue / He was one of the brave and the proud and the few / 21 guns helped us say goodbye / I stood
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James – Everybody Knows
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[Verse 1] / When you took me in your arms / I knew I'd reply / You breathed me in so deeply / You took my hand as the music began / I knew I could dance if you led me / [Chorus
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Rockstar Games – Otis Miller
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[Intro] / Oh, we know this one, don't we? / Yeah, we do! / [Verse 1] / Otis Miller was a lad that killed many a man / He robbed the Lannahechee train / But that cowardly killer
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Pete Seeger – Jesse James
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Jesse James was a lad / That killed many a man / He robbed the Glendale train / He stole from the rich / And he gave to the poor / He'd a hand and a heart and a brain / Well it was
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Michael Martin Murphey – The Ballad of Jesse James
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Jesse James was a lad that killed many a man / He robbed the Danville train / But that dirty little coward who shot Mr. Howard / Has laid poor Jesse in his grave / Poor Jesse had a
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Boldy James (Ft. Czar Rae & Ricky Rude (Rapper)) – Bank Jackin'
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[Hook: Boldy James] / Cock the four pound, and the 74 / Pull my mans down, like you ready to go? / Let off a couple rounds, soon as I hit the door / Everybody laid down, get down
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Bruce Springsteen – Jesse James (Live in Dublin)
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Jesse James was a lad that killed many a man / He robbed the Glendale train / He stole from the rich, and he gave to the poor / He'd a hand and a heart and a brain / Well, it was
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James Saeed (Ft. James Saeed) – You Again
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[Verse 1] / You laid on me, your haunting eye / You breathe in me, you’re not so shy / You laid on me, your piercing cry / Clouds in my head, cos I’m too high / [Chorus] / This
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Rick James (Ft. Teena Marie) – Fire and Desire
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“Fire and Desire” is the sixth track and the fourth single off of Rick’s album “Street Songs”. The song was written and produced by Rick James himself and features the legendary
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The Kingston Trio – Jesse James
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Frank and Jesse James were products of their environment. They were sent out into the woods by their parents to forage for berries, truffles, rutabagas, and roots of all sorts. Put
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Jackson C. Frank – Jesse James
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Jesse James was a lad / He killed many a man / Robbed the Glendale train / But that dirty little coward / Who shot Mr. Howard / Has laid poor Jesse in his grave / Well Jesse had a
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