On a Real Good Night
Bobby Bare · Encore [Columbia] [1981]
On a real good night
There's nothing I can do there's nothing I can use
On a real good night
There's no chance I won't take cause I got nothing I could lose
On a real good night
Like a bird just learn to fly high on silver wings glide upon the wind
And I come and go like sunshine and old friends.
Oh, I'll be your lover, oh, I'll be your friend
Oh, I can be nothing at all
A singer a dancer a drinker of wine
Ald sleeper wherever I fall.
--- Instrumental ---
Oh, I'll be your lover, oh, I'll be your friend
Oh, I can be nothing at all
A singer a dancer a drinker of wine
Ald sleeper wherever I fall.
--- Instrumental ---
Oh, I'll be your lover, oh, I'll be your friend
Oh, I can be nothing at all
A singer a dancer a drinker of wine
Ald sleeper wherever I fall.
Oh, I'll be your lover, oh, I'll be your friend
Oh, I can be nothing at all
A singer a dancer a drinker of wine
Ald sleeper wherever I fall...
On a Real Good Night - Bobby Bare
Bobby Bare's "On a Real Good Night" stands as a quintessential example of his mastery in country and western storytelling. Recorded for his 1981 album "Encore," the track showcases his signature vocal warmth and lyrical focus on the quiet moments of life. Bare, known for his deep connection to traditional country roots, often wove narratives about everyday experiences into his music, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonated with listeners. This recording reflects his ability to blend folk sensibilities with country rhythms, delivering a performance that emphasizes emotional authenticity over flashiness. The song remains a testament to his career-long dedication to preserving the spirit of American folk and country traditions through his distinctive voice and songwriting approach.