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Why Do We Have to Dream?
05:10
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That One Last Rose
04:04
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One by one we've lost the roses
of days of yore.
Where is the solid ground?
What are you hanging round here for?
One by one we've lost the roses.
There ain't no more.
Throw out that one last rose
and gently close the door
One by one we've lost the roses.
We didn't care.
We made a pretty pair.
We scattered roses everywhere.
One by one we've lost the roses.
Who counts the cost?
Throw out that one last rose,
it goes with those we've lost.
“There goes another one,”
we'd laugh and have our fun.
We didn't know our race was run.
We didn't know our time was done.
One by one we've lost the roses.
They go so fast.
Throw out that one last rose
and with it goes the past.
SOLO
“There goes another one,”
we'd laugh and have our fun.
We didn't know our race was run.
We didn't know our time was done.
One by one we've lost the roses.
There ain’t no more.
Throw out that one last rose
and gently close the door.
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She's the One
03:41
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That One Last Rose Mix 2
04:04
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Ted Silar Allentown, Pennsylvania
I’ve played rock ‘n’ roll at high school hops, blues in Texas roadhouses, country in rural fire halls, jazz piano in smoky cocktail lounges, sung Bach in Saxony and twelve-tone music a cappella. In my time, I’ve written country, rock ‘n’ roll, classical, jazz, rhythm and blues. I write what I like. I don’t pay attention to trends. ... more
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Del McCoury with Jason Carter on fiddle. What could be better? Jason's soaring, incisive fiddle has been driving the Mccoury's' sound for 30 years. And he kicks the jams out of some of my songs, too.
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Byron was the greatest. Inimitable. His unique style of fiddling is ne plus ultra and sui generis, as they say in the backwoods patois. You gotta hear him to believe him.
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