Roger Bentley
from Timothy Toker and Other Short Stories by The Weeping Willards
lyrics
(Schwartz)
Deep inside of his own dark secrets
That's where the devil found his gun
Now I don't think that he went down there looking
Least not for destruction
But we all find our own way
Roger Bentley is a man like any other
He sings a healthy baritone
He sings on Sundays and he sings to himself
But he needs something to call his own
How many Rogers do you know?
Well now, where could we find?
Hey man, tell me what you do
Tell me how you can
Babe won't you tell me your name
Now that we've been acquainted for some time
You've always been around the ground I stand upon
But I don't know a thing about your life
Deep inside of his own dark secrets
That's where the devil found his gun
Now I don't think that he went down there looking
Least not for destruction
But we all find our own way
Roger Bentley is a man like any other
He sings a healthy baritone
He sings on Sundays and he sings to himself
But he needs something to call his own
How many Rogers do you know?
Well now, where could we find?
Hey man, tell me what you do
Tell me how you can
Babe won't you tell me your name
Now that we've been acquainted for some time
You've always been around the ground I stand upon
But I don't know a thing about your life
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Timothy Toker and Other Short Stories,
released 30 December 2010
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The Weeping Willards package catchy melodies, vintage tones and funky grooves with skillful songwriting. They love variety; ... more imagine Duke Ellington crossing Abbey Road eating CAKE. In 2010 they released their first full-length album, “Timothy Toker and Other Short Stories” - now featured on Pandora. less
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Dec 2010 -
Jun 2010
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