Hey, hey, hey Sing it for me y'all! See I was born in Newark (sure was) Drive from Orchard Park now We were always hand in hand He wore high top shoes and shirt tails Nip wore her pigtails I knew I loved him even then You know some disapproved it They even boohooed it But I told them time and time and time again You know I was made to love him Build my world around him Hey, hey, hey He's been my inspiration, showed appreciation For the love I gave him through the years Like a sweet magnolia tree My love blossomed tenderly My love grew sweeter through the years I know my baby loves me (my baby loves me) My baby needs me (needs me) That's why we've made it through the years I was made to love him Worship and adore him, yes say Hey, hey, hey All through thick and thin Our love just won't end But I love my baby, love my baby, oh My baby loves me My baby needs me I know I ain't going nowhere I was just a little thing The love bug hit me I had the fever with each passing year If all should tumble And the whole world crumble By his side I'll still be standing, yeah Cause I was made to love him Made meant for him, say Hey, hey, hey I was made to love him Build my world all around him say Hey, hey, hey I love my baby Nip ain't going nowhere Say hey, hey, hey (Ad lib until fade)

As I lay me down Heaven, hear me now I'm lost without a cause After giving it my all Winter storms have come And darkened my sun After all that I've been through Who on earth can I turn to? I look to you I look to you After all my strength is gone In you I can be strong I look to you I look to you, yeah And when melodies are gone In you I hear a song I look to you About to lose my breath There's no more fighting left Sinking to rise no more Searching for that open door And every road that I've taken Led to my regret And I don't know if I'm gon' make it Nothing to do, but lift my head I look to you I look to you, yeah And when all my strength is gone In you I can be strong I look to you I look to you, oh, yeah And when melodies are gone In you I hear a song I look to you (My levees have broken) My lev- (My walls have come) Coming down on me (Crumbling down on me) Oh, the rain is falling (The rain is falling) Wooh! (Defeat is calling) Set me free (I need you to set me free) Take me far away from the battle I need you, shine on me I look to you I look to you After all my strength is gone In you I can be strong I look to you I look to you, yeah And when melodies are gone In you I hear a song I look to you, yeah I look to you I look to you

I woke up this mornin' and none of the news was good And death machines were rumblin' 'cross the ground where Jesus stood And the man on my TV told me that it had always been that way And there was nothin' anyone could do or say And I almost listened to him Yeah, I almost lost my mind Then I regained my senses again And looked into my heart to find That I believe that one fine day all the children of Abraham Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem Well maybe I'm only dreamin' and maybe I'm just a fool But I don't remember learnin' how to hate in Sunday school But somewhere along the way I strayed and I never looked back again But I still find some comfort now and then Then the storm comes rumblin' in And I can't lay me down And the drums are drummin' again And I can't stand the sound But I believe there'll come a day when the lion and the lamb Will lie down in peace together in Jerusalem And there'll be no barricades then There'll be no wire or walls And we can wash all this blood from our hands And all this hatred from our souls And I believe that on that day all the children of Abraham Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem

I am Kilrain and I'm a fightin' man And I come from County Clare And the Brits would hang me for a Fenian So I took me leave of there And I crossed the ocean in the Arrianne The vilest tub afloat And the captain's brother was a railroad man And he met us the boat So I joined up with the 20th Maine Like I said my friend I'm a fighting man And we're marchin' south in the pouring rain And we're all goin' down to Dixieland I am Kilrain of the 20th Maine And we fight for Chamberlain 'Cause he stood right with us when the Johnnies came Like a banshee on the wind When the smoke cleared out of Gettysburg Many a mother wept For many a good boy died there, sure And the air smelted just like death I am Kilrain of the 20th Maine And I'd march to hell and back again For Colonel Joshua Chamberlain We're all goin' down to Dixieland I am Kilrain of the 20th Maine And I damn all gentlemen Whose only worth is their father's name And the sweat of a workin' man Well we come from the farms and the city streets And a hundred foreign lands And we spilled our blood in the battle's heat Now we're all Americans I am Kilrain of the 20th Maine And did I tell you friend I'm a fightin' man And I'll not be back this way again 'Cause we're all goin' down to Dixieland

If you're all alone And you need someone Call me up And I'll come running Reconsider me Reconsider me If it's still the past That makes you doubt Darlin', that was then And this is now Reconsider me Reconsider me And I'll never make you sad again Cause I swear that I've changed since then And I promise that I'll never make you cry Let's let bygones Be forgotten Reconsider me Reconsider me You can go and be What you want to be And it'll be alright If we disagree I'm the one who cares And I hope you'll see That I'm the one who loves you Reconsider me Let's let bygones Be forgotten Reconsider me Reconsider me And I'll never make you sad again 'Cause I swear I've changed since then And I'll never make you sorry if you'll try And I'll never make you sad again 'Cause I swear that I've changed since then And I promise that I'll never make you cry

Keep your eyes on them rolling wheels 15 solid forward gears They glide like butterflies down the highway They'll move you down the line They'll bring you home in time They'll sing you songs of love returning Oh, our brother's gone away Now he can't play like he used to But his words still ring true They curl like dust clouds on the roadside He's been broken by a heart But still does not live apart From all the sorrow he has shown me Oh, our brother's gone away Don't you wish that he could stay? To walk you to the county line To see you shining in your time Don't you wish there was a way? Like a kid who's been out throwing stones Into a river close to home I've taught myself to trust the melody So I sing when I've got the time First to lose and then to find If I don't make it, don't you worry Oh, our brother's gone away Don't you wish that he could stay? To walk you to the county line To see you shining in your time Don't you wish there was a way? Oh, our brother's gone away Don't you wish that he could stay? To see you finally settled down To see your children gathered round Don't you wish there was a way?