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Tom Russell - When Sinatra Played Juarez lyrics
Uncle Tommy Gabriel, he played the blue piano While Frank and Ava Gardener danced the wild Juarenzi tango Those were truly golden years, my Uncle Tommy said, But everything’s gone straight to hell since Sinatra played Juarez. I wish life was still like that my Uncle Tommy said But everything’s gone straight to hell since Sinatra played Juarez. You could get a cheap divorce, get your Pontiac tuck and rolled You could take your dolly to the dog track in her cheap chinchilla stole. The Fiesta Club, The Chinese Palace, The Old Kentucky Bar The matadors and the baseball heroes and great big movie stars. Those were truly golden years, my Uncle Tommy said, But everything’s gone straight to Hell since Sinatra played Juarez. Now Uncle Tommy Gabriel he still plays Fats Domino He speaks that border Spanglish well, he owns a carpet store He lives out on his pecan farm, “I don’t cross the bridge”, he says ‘cause everything’s gone straight to Hell since Sinatra played Juarez. I wish life was still like that, my Uncle Tommy said, But everything’s gone straight to hell since Sinatra played Juarez. Everything’s gone straight to hell since Sinatra played Juarez. |
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