love love love (John Prine and Mary Staunton)

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Sharon Shannon -The Diamond Mountain Sessions 2000 featured guest vocal performances from Steve Earle, Jackson Browne and John Prine. The unexpected hit of that album was the man from Inishbofin, stylistic singer Dessie O'Halloran, with "Say You Love Me'. Other singers were John Hoban, Mary Staunton and Liam O' Maonlai from the Hothouse Flowers. One reviewer says 'The core band, The Woodchoppers, consisted of Sharon's sister Mary, James Delaney, Lloyd Byrne, Tom Malloy, and Jim Murray. Much of the recording was done in Letterfrack, an old former monastery in Connemara, Ireland. All the performers stayed there while working on the album. The result is a selection of songs that show off Sharon's traditional Irish style. Steve Earle's "Galway Girl" works especially well when given the full traditional treatment. "Man of Constant Sorrow" sung by Jackson Browne also sounds both haunting and fresh. If you want to hear what Irish folks listen to when they want to hear Irish music, slap this on your CD player." US$9.99

He stumbled through the alley with his long coat on
Nothing but a bottle in his hand
She sat in her apartment lonesome to the bone
Wondering what had happened to her man

Chorus:
Love, love, love, love
Nobody ever understands
All the things that go,
Between a woman and a man.

When they'd walk down the sidewalk the street would shine
With the kind of love no human heart can fake
And they vowed to stay together till the end of time
Like the couple that stands on top of the wedding cake

Repeat chorus:

If I should live to a ripe old age
The only lesson I may ever learn
Is to not stand so close to the flame of love
Unless you are willing to get burned

Repeat chorus:

All the things that go,
Between a woman and a man.

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