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April Wine ~ Silver Dollar


(myles goodwyn) Published by goody two tunes, inc. - bmi You won't need that drink of water, no more And you won't need that fine young stallion, no more, not any more You won't see your brown-eyed daughter, no more, not any more And you won't need that silver dollar, no more, not any more Baby baby, i believe, my time's nearly through No comforts of life, maybe maybe, this time my luck's overdue You've been pushin' for too long, mister But you won't gain, no you won't gain And now your blood boy, is gonna flow through your veins You're gonna feel the pain, you're gonna feel the pain, whoa Baby baby, i believe, my times nearly through No comforts of life, maybe maybe, this time my luck's overdue There's no sun when your life is over And my maker is about to call It seems the night is gettin' cold and lonely Still i'm feelin' no feelin' at all Any more, ooh, any more more free lyrics

(myles goodwyn)
Published by goody two tunes, inc. - bmi

You won't need that drink of water, no more
And you won't need that fine young stallion, no more, not any more
You won't see your brown-eyed daughter, no more, not any more
And you won't need that silver dollar, no more, not any more

Baby baby, i believe, my time's nearly through
No comforts of life, maybe maybe, this time my luck's overdue

You've been pushin' for too long, mister
But you won't gain, no you won't gain
And now your blood boy, is gonna flow through your veins
You're gonna feel the pain, you're gonna feel the pain, whoa

Baby baby, i believe, my times nearly through
No comforts of life, maybe maybe, this time my luck's overdue

There's no sun when your life is over
And my maker is about to call
It seems the night is gettin' cold and lonely
Still i'm feelin' no feelin' at all
Any more, ooh, any more

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