Paul Kelly - To Her Door | New Year’s Eve 2020
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Paul Kelly sings To Her Door live at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. #NYEABC
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Join us as we welcome 2021 - bringing Australians from across the country together to celebrate with music, entertainment, and live fireworks as we say goodbye to 2020 and look ahead to welcome the New Year.
Charlie Pickering and Zan Rowe present a stunning line-up of Aussie musical talent with performances in Sydney and Melbourne by Paul Kelly, Amy Shark, DMA'S, Vera Blue, The Teskey Brothers, Casey Donovan, Ben Lee and more.
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They got married early
Never had no money
Then when he got laid off
They really hit the skids
He started up his drinking
Then they started fighting
He took it pretty badly
She took both the kids
She said "I'm not standing by
To watch you slowly die"
So watch me walking
Out the door
Out the door
Out the door
She said, "Shove it Jack, I'm walking out your fucking door"
She went to her brother's
Got a little bar work
He went to the buttery
Stayed about a year
Then he wrote a letter
Said, "I want to see you"
She thought he sounded better
She sent him up the fare
He was riding through the cane
In the pouring rain
On Olympic
To her door
To her door
To her door
To her door
And his heart was singing like a lowdown guitar
He came in on a Sunday
Every muscle aching
Walking in slow motion
Like he'd just been hit
Did they have a future?
Would he know his children?
Could he make a picture
And get them all to fit?
He was shaking in his seat
Riding through the streets
In a Silvertop
To her...
Shaking in his seat
Riding through the streets
In a Silvertop
To her door
To her door
To her door
To her door
Brilliant, just brilliant
I saw PK and the same lineup (or close to it) last week. One of the best shows I've ever seen. It was as good as that NY eve gig seen here, but 2.5 times longer.
That was perfect.
Perfect
No offence but without the expletive which sets off the tempo change it doesn't have the same effect.