Lacy J. Dalton - 16th Avenue album flac

Written-By – T. Schuyler. Standard, non-CX-encoded version with "AL 37975" on the right side of the label. For the CX-encoded release, see Lacy J. Dalton - 16th Avenue.

16th Avenue/Takin' It Easy. 16th Avenue was released in 1982. The title track, surprisingly, only reached in the Billboard Country charts. It has since been hailed as one of the all-time great Country records and is the song most associated with Lacy J. The other track released as a single was 'Slow Down' which reached Takin' It Easy was released in 1981 and reached in the Billboard Country album charts and remained there for 39 weeks. Only disappointment, cracks in plastic case.

Lacy J. Dalton - 16th Avenue Songtext. From the corners of the country From the cities and the farms With years and years of living Tucked up underneath their arms. They walked away from everything Just to see a dream come true So god bless the boys who make the noise On 16th Avenue. With a million dollar spirit And an old flattop guitar They drive to town with all they own In a hundred dollar car. 'Cause one time someone told them About a friend of a friend they knew Who owns you know a studio On 16th Avenue. Now some were born to money They've never had to say, "Survive".

16Th Avenue Recorded by Lacy J. Dalton Written by Thom Schuyler G D7 G From the corners of the country from the cities and the farms Em C G D7 With years and years of living tucked up underneath their arms Em C G C They walked away from everything just to see a dream come true G Em C. D7 G So God bless the boys who make the noise on 16th Av-enue D7 G With a million dollar spirit and an old flat top guitar Em C G D7 They drive to town with all they own in a hundred dollar car Em C G C Cause one time someone told them about a friend of. a friend they knew G Em C D7 G Who owns you know a studio . .

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