Gram Parsons
Flying Burrito Brothers, Byrds, International Submarine Band, Fallen Angels, Emmylou Harris
Updated May, 2008


For some news releases please visit

Sierra Records


Silver Shoes
The Gram Parsons Connection



The Coal Porters
'Chris Hillman Tribute Concerts'


And don't overlook:
The Coal Porters' 'Gram Parsons Tribute Concerts'
Gram Parsons another side of this life - the lost recordings of GP 1965-1966

 
 

Thanks to
Rick Lusher

for so many lyrics and chords!

A great and huge Byrds Page
ByrdWatcher:


See also the fantastic

Gram Parsons Homepage
byLarry Klug

A great and huge Byrds Lyrics/Chords Page
(McGuinn,Clark,Parsons,Hillman,Crosby,White etc.)
die-augenweide.de/byrds/

GP Articles:
Grievous Angels Court and Spark 

Gram Parsons Notebook 

Rare record found 

Gram Parsons light still shines decades after his dead 

Pals seize Parsons cosmic glow 

Skip Spence Tribut 

Gram Parsons the grievous angel 

Gram Parsons exhibit


 
  Lyrics & Chords
Only Lyrics
Wanted email
 $1000 Wedding
 A song for you
  All alone
Big Mouth Blues
  Blue Canadian Rockies
  Blue eyes
  Brand New Heartache
  Brass Buttons
Break my mind
  Cash on the barrelhead
  California Cottonfields
  Close up the Honkytonks
  Christine's Tune
  Cody, Cody
  Crazy Arms
  Dark end of the street
  Dim Light, Stick Smoke
  Do right woman
  Do you know how it' feels...
  Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man
  Farther along
  Folsom Prison Blues
  Green, green grass of home
  Hearts on fire
  High Fashion Queen
  How Much I've Lied
  Hickory Wind
Hippie Boy 
Hot Burrito #1
  Hot Burrito #2
  If you gotta go
   I am a pilgrim
  Image of  me
  In my hour of darkness
  I shall be released
  Juanita
  Just_Because
  Kiss the children
  Lazy days
Let it be me
  Life in prison
  Lodi
  Love hurts
  Luxury Liner
  Man in the fog
  Millers's Cave
  My uncle
  Nothing was delivered
One day week
  One hundred years from now
  Pick me up
  Return of the Grievous Angel
  Satisfied me
  She
 Sin City
Sin City D-Flat
  Song me back home
  Six days on the road
  Sleepless Night
  Still feeling blue
  Streets of Baltimore
Strong Boy
 Take a message to Mary
That's all it took
  The Angels Rejoiced Last Night
  The Christian Life
  The Train Song
  To love somebody
  Tonight the bottle let me down
  Tried so hard
  We'll sweep out the ashes ...
  Wheels
  White line fever
  Wild Horses
  Your Angel Steps Out Of Heaven
  You're still on my mind
You win again

Cry one more time
 I can't dance
 The new soft shoe
November Nights
Apple Tree
Almost grown
Bonie Moronie
Break my_mind
Country baptising
Down in the churchyard
Forty days
God's own singer
Lazy days
Older Guys
Las Vegas
Wake up little Susie
Somebody's back in town
Money Honey
I must have been somebody ...
Candy Man
Hey Nellie
High Flyin Bird
Just cant take it anymore
Knee deep in the blues
Last thing on my mind
Searchin
You got a reputation
You win again




Written by Gram:

Carolina Calypso
performed by
The Brooklyn Cowboys


Updated:
GP with FBB Live

Dream Baby 

Lucille 

She thinks I still care 

Sweet Mental Revenge 

Take a message to Mary 

Bonie Moronie
 

Most songs here you 
can't find on regular albums.
They were taken from:
"Avalon Ballroom, 
S.F. 06-04-69"
"Washington , 
Seattle Pop Festival,
27-07-69"


Ain't that a lot of love
Don't fight it
Losing Game
If you can't undo the wrong
Town without memories
We've got to get ourselves Train down the line
The Great Silkie 
Race With The Wind 
The Rains Come Down 
Hand Within The Glove 
Rolling Stone 
Darkest Years 
That Kind Of Livin' 
A River Is Made Out Of Raindrops 
Sum Up Broke 
The Russians Are Coming
Columbus Stockade Blues 
Mom & Dad's Waltz 
Louisiana Rain 
C.C. Rider 
Truck Drivin' Man
Reputation
Apple Tree
Kentucky Blues
Lovesick Blues
Ain't No Beatle, Ain't No Rolling Stone
How can I forget you
More and more
Daddy's Fiddle
Cold, cold heart
Rit it up
Surfin Anny
Race with the wind
Widowmaker
Big Moody Kiss
I May Be Right (Dick Weissman)
Big Country (Jay Irwin)
Zah's Blues (Gram Parsons)
Mary Don't You Weep (Dennis Hupp)
Bells of Rhymney (I.D. Ris Davis, Pete Seeger)
Goin' Away, Don't You Wanta Go (Pat Sullivan)
They Still Go Down (Dick Weissman)
On My Journey Home (Traditional)
Surfinanny (Gram Parsons)
Oh Didn't They Crucify My Lord (Traditional)


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 


Billy Ray Herrin

Billy Ray wrote:
Hello Hans,
"... Walter Egan & Lona Heins are singing on my new CD "Down on Cypress Creek".
The song "Time will hold the memories" is about Gram's father's death and the last time I saw him at the train depot in Waycross..."

"Billy Ray Herrin, out of Waycross, Georgia, is a passionate carrier of the torch of Gram Parsons, a country-rock pioneer
and a fellow Waycross native.  His devotion to Parsons is evident, in words and music, throughout Down On Cypress Creek;
but, nowhere is it more crystal-clear than in "Time Will Hold The Memories".  As long as musicians like Herrin holds them,
Parsons' legacy is in good hands."
Ben Fong-Torres
Author, Hickory Wind: The Life and Times of Gram Parsons

Billy Ray Herrin