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I Still Miss Someone - Greatest Hits
Disc 1
01. Frankie And Johnny
02. I Still Miss Someone
03. The Old Account
04. Five Feet High And Rising
05. Pickin' Time
06. I Call Him
07. Snow In His Hair
08. Clementine
09. The Great Speckled Bird
10. Suppertime
11. These Things Shall Pass
12. He'll Be A Friend
13. The Man On The Hill
14. It Could Be You
15. I Got Stripes
16. That's All Over
17. Mama's Baby
18. I Saw A Man
19. I'll Remember You
20. Don't Step On Mother's Roses
21. It Was Jesus
22. Walkin' The Blues
Disc 2
01. Run Softly, Blue River
02. Drink To Me
03. Don't Take Your Guns To Town
04. Hank And Joe And Me
05. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
06. The Troubadour
07. I Want To Go Home
08. Are All The Children In
09. Old Apache Squaw
10. Oh What A Dream
11. My Grandfather's Clock
12. One More Ride
13. Lead Me Gently Home
14. The Caretaker
15. It Was Jesus (With Background Choir)
16. Lead Me Father
17. God Will
18. Cold Shoulder
19. I'd Rather Die Young
20. Shepherd Of My Heart
21. Oh What A Dream (Alternate Track)
22. That's Enough
23. Fool's Hall Of Fame
I took a tour to Texas
And from Waco I called you
But day by day, no answer
And I'm Big Bluebonnet blue
I'm singing and they're dancing
But I'm feeling Big D bad
I'm Sweetwater beat
And I'm Texas City sad
The rhythm keeps me living
But have you heard the news
There's a sad song singer coming
With the rockabilly blues
It's hard to keep on singing
When you're lonesome to the bone
Ten thousand happy people but I'm San Antone alone
One night stands and the man demands
That I get up and go
I'm Odessa desperate
And San Angelo low
The rhythm keeps me living
But have you heard the news
There's a sad song singer coming
With the rockabilly blues
It's the same old tune in Temple
About the loving I ain't had
I'm getting Beaumont bitter
And Amarillo mad
I'm giving up on calling you
'Cause you're evading me
I'm coming home and if you're gone
I'm gonna be Tennessee free
The rhythm keeps me living
And have you heard the news
There's a sad song singer coming
With the rockabilly blues