Last Fair Deal Going On Lyrics & Chords By Kent Duchaine

Free agent Reggie Jackson shows up in 1977 on the New York Yankees, a team with no shortage of superstars or flamboyant hotshots. Is he humbled? Deferential? Silent but determined?...read more

I know that Birmingham gets you down, And I guess that makes sense When so many old friends retired, If not expired, by the time we were twenty-three. Getting blacked out and...read more

We were like to drown In the odour of honeysuckle And old Lincolns running rich On Oporto-Madrid. The pecans that would dot The little yard our great-granddaddy cleared, ...read more

Where the runoff meets the coal-black sand, And the waters of life spill forth from the belly of the land, When that old ghost strikes up the whippoorwill choir, Glory in your...read more

In the old days, any player worth talking about had a nickname. It’s a bit of a lost art now (add “y” to name, that will suffice), but an oh-so-charismatic San Francisco team has...read more