Charlie Adams may never have had a hit of any measure, but as a songwriter and effective singer, he left behind a small treasure-trove of quality Texas dancehall Western swing, country, and proto-rockabilly recordings. Although Adams never considered himself a singer, he vocalizes effectively on tracks like "Black Land Blues," "Baby Let Me Kindle Your Flame," "You've Wounded the Heart," "I'm Drinking and Thinking Over You," and "Gloomy Sunday." Top-notch
1 member
Charlie Adams
Charlie Adams may never have had a hit of any measure, but as a songwriter and effective singer, he left behind a small treasure-trove of quality Texas dancehall Western swing, country, and proto-rockabilly recordings. Although Adams never considered himself a singer, he vocalizes effectively on tracks like "Black Land Blues," "Baby Let Me Kindle Your Flame," "You've Wounded the Heart," "I'm Drinking and Thinking Over You," and "Gloomy Sunday." Top-notch
1 member
1/50
Processing new audio file...
31 FIRE
2 SAVES
SHARE
31 plays
Report inappropriate
mystery
I'm in, your arms, again
Happily ever after
Abide, in mystery, love is
Unknowability, ahh
Creep in, slowly, don't stop
Breathe deeply into me
Fill up, my lungs, keep still
There goes your energy, ahh
And I, can't stay, won't leave
I'm stuck in the between
And I, can't see, I will learn
I'm caught in mystery, ahh
You are, my Sun, too warm
Let go of all you believe
What is, reality, if you can't
Get out of your own way?, ahh
And I, can't stay, won't leave
I'm stuck in the between
And I, can't see, I will learn
I'm caught in mystery
I'm in, your arms, again
Happily ever aftermore
Timed ▼Newest
▼Timed Newest
Show more comments
