by Work from Home on album Work from Home

I ain't worried 'bout nothin' I ain't wearing na nada I'm sitting pretty, impatient But I know you gotta Put in them hours I'mma make it harder I'm sending pic after picture, I'mma get you fired I kn

by Johnny Cash on album Miscellaneous

A cowpoke rode in, one hot dusty day To a store down in old San Antone He stood at the window and I heard him say Do I have a letter from home The postmaster looked through the mail that had come The

by DJ Shadow on album The Private Press

DJ Shadow The Private Press Letter From Home (Part 2) Hello Lester, We're having a quieter time around here now. But we really wished you were up. Well, one thing is pretty hot up here too. And

by DJ Shadow on album Private Press

DJ Shadow The Private Press Letter From Home Commercial Avenue, Apartment K, Richmond, California September 9th 1951 Dear Lester, I'm sorry I didn't write before, And because this record wasn't sent,

by "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Kathy Morton Austin, Lynne Morrow, Jane Sharp, Maggi Payne, Peter Gordon, E. Jedidiah Denman, Bob Davis, Barbara Higbie, Anne Klingensmith & Joel Ryan on album Out of the Blue

text from A LETTER FROM HOME, for narrator and sampling -The sound of a railroad train crossing from side to side. The Doppler effect it produces is imitated by the sounds of acoustic instruments, a c

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album Beach Bar Culture

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Ulrich Schnauss on album A Strangely Isolated Place

Albert Hammond It Never Rains in Southern California Half A Million Miles From Home Sitting by a lonely Kansas road A car goes rushing by At the rate of one an hour Want a lift into the nearest town A

by Mehida on album Blood & Water

I saw you there Standing near Waiting for a train To take you away from here I was there Beside you On the platform You decided to go on your way The wind is cold Silent breeze of a memory makes it

by Mehida on album Blood & Water

I saw you there Standing near Waiting for a train To take you away from here I was there Beside you On the platform You decided to go on your way The wind is cold Silent breeze of a memory makes it

by DJ Shadow on album The Private Press

Commercial Avenue, Apartment K, Richmond, California September 9th 1951 Dear Lester, I'm sorry I didn't write before, And because this record wasn't sent, Which I intended doing before this, Everythi

by Pat Metheny Group on album Essential Collection Last Train Home

by The Honey Dewdrops on album These Old Roots

by Ernie Watts on album Wheel of Time

by Nathan East on album Nathan East

by John Michael Montgomery on album Letters From Home

My dear son, it's almost June I hope this letter catches up to you, and finds you well Its been dry, but they're calling for rain And every thing's the same old same in Johnson Ville Your stubborn old