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Alabama3 - Too sick to pray
I'm in a lonely room Hank Williams sings a lovesick blues Winter's walking up the avenue But I ain't seen the sunshine since the 6th o' June But I tell ya this Don't call the doctor I'm gonna get better Don't run for the priest I'm gonna find some faith Just because I burned my bible baby It don't mean i'm too sick to pray I'm in a crowded place yeah But I can't recognise a single face And they say the thrill is in the chase Well I ain't got the legs I aint got the legs to run that race But I tell ya this Don't call the doctor I'm gonna get better Don't run for the priest I'm gonna find some faith Just because I burned my bible baby It don't mean i'm too sick to pray Better burn a candle bright Raise up some ghosts tonight They say I made my money messing up young minds Stopped the congregation 'ni left em all cryin' In the rain, yeah left 'em with their pain Exit your boy with his ill gotten gains Well the blood runs deep and the blood runs cold As the knife slits on another sucker is born Thrown into this world alone Doctor came a'knockin wasn't nobody home Ease the pain Don't call the doctor I'm gonna get better Don't run for the priest I'm gonna find some faith Just because I burned my bible baby It don't mean i'm too sick to pray
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The Sopranos - Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning
Woke Up This Morning - Alabama 3 - The Sopranos
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Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning (Chosen One)
"Woke Up This Morning" is a song by Alabama 3 (known as "A3" in the USA) from their 1997 album Exile on Coldharbour Lane. The song is best known as the opening theme music for the HBO drama series The Sopranos (which used the "Chosen One Mix"). A3 frontman Rob Spragg (aka Larry Love) wrote the song after hearing about a case where Sara Thornton stabbed her husband after 20 years of abuse, mistreatment and neglect. The song is co-written with Jake Black (aka The Very Reverend Dr. D. Wayne Love).
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Alabama 3 Sad Eyed Lady of the Low Life
A vid for all rebel girls, especially to my friend from ARISE!, Sarah Jane Olsen, and to Kaia in Tulsa and Kaia in Apache Junction, and Marg and Carz in Texas. Song by Alabama 3 from Brixton, England. "Let's go steal some gasoline!" But NOT from Iraq!
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Vietnamistan - Alabama 3, Revolver Soul
Vietnamistan from The Alabama 3's latest album Revolver Soul. Order the album and UK tour tickets at: www.alabama3.co.uk Join the Army of Love on Facebook: www.facebook.com A Watergun/studio Condition production. Director: Lee Cavaliere Director of Photography: Rafa Pavon Producer: Matt Clarke www.lcavaliere.co.uk http www.studiocondition.co.uk
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Alabama 3 Woke Up This Morning Live Acoustic
Alabama 3 play a stripped down acoustic version of their hit Woke Up This Morning. With an introduction by frontman Larry Love. Video by Alastair Good for Telegraphtv.
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The sopranos intro
The sopranos intro with A3 theme. There are other countries, even other languages, and sometimes, somewhere, they dub films and tv series. Yeah, they dare to do that. That's not funny. It can be weird to hear characters in other languages, that's true, but is stupid to point it out for the umpteenth time.
Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning
Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning Musica de I Soprano e della puntata dei Simpson in cui la mafia sfida Spring Scudo disclaimer "i don't own the songs. I share songs and videos for fun"
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Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning (HD)
Album: Exile on Coldharbour Lane Track Number: 3 Release Date: 1997 Label: One Little Indian Vocals: The Very Rev. Dr. D. Wayne Love (Jake Black) First Minister of The Church of Presleyterian The Divine UK. Larry Love (Robert Spragg) vocals Band: Mountain of Love (Piers Marsh) harmonica & vocal Sir Real Congaman (Simon Edwards) percussion & acoustic gtr. The Spirit (Orlando Harrison) keybrds LB Dope (Johnny Delafons) drums "Woke Up This Morning" is a song by Alabama 3 from their 1997 album Exile on Coldharbour Lane. The song is best known as the opening theme music for the HBO drama series The Sopranos (which used the "Chosen One Mix" that has lyrics in the second person instead of the first). A3 frontman Rob Spragg wrote the song after hearing about 1996 murder case of Sara Thornton, who stabbed her husband after 20 years of abuse, mistreatment and neglect. The song is co-written with Jake Black. Contrary to widespread attribution, Leonard Cohen did not write or perform the piece. Song Lyrics: I woke up this morning Got myself a gun, Mama always said I´d be the Chosen One. One in a million I believe, gonna burn to shine, I was born under a bad sign, With a blue moon in my eyes. I Woke up this morning And all that love had gone, My Papa never told me About right and wrong. But Ima looking good, baby, I believe that I´m feeling fine, I was born under a bad sign With a blue moon in my eyes. So help me now Woke up this morning I got a blue moon in my eyes (you ain't, so sad <b>...</b>
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Alabama 3 - Power in the Blood - Power in the Blood
"No time for spindoctor's medicine Cooked up by the government, selling me some cover-up Sponsored information, crack pipes in the shopping malls Nothing but another drug, a license they can buy and sell I don't mind dying I don't mind dying I don't mind dying When that call it comes, I will be ready for war No time for backhanded compliments From bourgeois apologists desperate for an incident Real-estate assassins, assessing my predicament My dollar bills dependant upon it being in their interest I don't mind dying I don't mind dying I don't mind dying When that call it comes, I will be ready for war CHORUS There is power in the blood, justice in the sword When that call it comes, I will be ready for war Power in the blood, justice in the sword When that call it comes, I will be ready I will raise mah sword up right To the bright and shining light, Stained crimson red with the blood of the unredeemed And as I cut them limb from limb, and I dash all their kith and kin, You know, their bodies I will bury in the deep Because there's power in the blood. There's power in the blood."
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Alabama 3 'SOULJAH'
Video inspired by the Alabama 3 track 'Are You A Souljah' from their 2007 album MOR. Edited by MissDiagnosed. Thanks to Camcorder Guerillas for the use of footage from their film, "Dear Mrs Blair". Additional material from, "Fallujah, City of Ghosts".
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Alabama 3 Mao Tse Tung Says. HMV Ritz Manchester 17.11.2011.
Alabama 3 at the Ritz in Manchester on Thursday 17th November 2011 with Mao Tse Tung Says.
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Alabama 3 - Mao Tse Tung Said
Exhile On Cold Harbour Lane Guest orator the Rev. Jim Jones. Guest musical accompaniment should be obvious even to the casual listener.
