Gurf Morlix guitar
John Ciambotti bass
Donald Lindley drums
Jim Lauderdale background vocals
Skip Edwards keyboards
Pat Quinn background vocals
I drove my car in the middle of the night
I just wanted to see you so bad
The road was dark but the stars were bright
I just wanted to see you so bad
It didn't matter what my friends would say
I was gonna see you anyway
I just wanted to see you so bad
I just wanted to see you so bad
You were staying in a big hotel
I just wanted to see you so bad
I didn't know you very well
I just wanted to see you so bad
We'd always talked on the telephone
But I'd never been with you all alone
I just wanted to see you so bad
I just wanted to see you so bad
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I got off on the seventh floor
I just wanted to see you so bad
I couldn't have asked for anything more
I just wanted to see you so bad
I saw your face so clear and bright
I must have been crazy but it sure felt right
I just wanted to see you so bad
I just wanted to see you so bad
I just wanted to see you so bad
I just wanted to see you so bad
SOLO
From Lucinda WIlliams
Lucinda Williams is an internationally acclaimed American singer-songwriter known for her country/folk style characterized by introspective lyrics and evocative melodies. Daughter of American poet Miller Williams, she began her musical career in the 1970s, quickly gaining a following of fans thanks to her powerful voice and refined songwriting. A three-time Grammy Award winner, she was named “America’s best songwriter” by TIME magazine in 2002. Among her most important albums are *Car Wheels on a Gravel Road* (1998), considered a classic of the alternative country genre, and *Blessed* (2003). Some of her most representative songs include «Passionate Kisses», «Free» and «Concrete and Barbed Wire Heart».
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