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The Best of the 60's & 70's
Disc 1
01. Pretty Woman
02. Let's Twist Again
03. Am I Losing You
04. Runaway
05. Beautiful People
06. Something's Gotta Hold of My Heart
07. La Bamba
08. Walk on By
09. Dancing in the Street
10. Stand by Me
11. Jambalaya
12. Baby (You've Got What It takes)
13. Knock on Wood
14. Louie Louie
15. Da Doo Ron Ron
16. It's in His Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song)
Disc 2
01. A Rockin' Good Way
02. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
03. Wonderful World
04. Speedy Gonzales
05. Let's Dance
06. If I Had a Hammer
07. What'd I Say
08. Summer in the City
09. Limbo Rock
10. Surfin' Safari
11. Sheila
12. Denise
13. It's Gonna Work Out Fine
14. Cry Like a Baby
15. Surf City
16. Telstar
Disc 3
01. Sugar Baby Love
02. Ballroom Blitz
03. Drift Away
04. Get Dancin'
05. Rock Your Baby
06. Patches
07. Come and Get It
08. Bad Luck
09. Reflections of My Life
10. Love Grows
11. In the Summertime
12. If You Don't Know Me by Now
13. Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys
14. Yellow River
15. Open Up
16. Freedom Come Freedom Go
Disc 4
01. Angel Face
02. Build Me Up Buttercup
03. More More More
04. Sandy
05. One Toke Over the Line
06. I'd Love You to Want Me
07. Looking for a Love
08. I Believe in Music
09. Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
10. Midnight at the Oasis
11. If Loving You Is Wrong
12. Lay Down
13. Brandy
14. The Night Chicago Died
15. How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You
16. Before the Next Teardrop Falls
I was born and raised down in Alabama
On a farm way back up in the woods
I was so ragged the folks used to call me Patches
Papa used to tease me about it 'Course deep down inside
He was hurt 'cause he'd done all he could

My papa was a great old man
I can see him with a shovel in his hand
See, education he never had
He did wonders when the times got bad
The little money from the crops he raised
Barely paid the bills we made
Oh life had kicked him down to the ground
When he tried to get up life would kick him back down
One day papa called me to his dyin' bed
Put his hands on my shoulders And in tears he said
He said "Patches, I'm depending on you son,
To pull the family through,
My son, it's all left up to you"

Two days later papa passed away
And I became a man that day
So I told mama I was gonna quit school
But she said that was daddy's strictest rule

So every morning 'fore I went to school
I fed the chickens and I chopped wood too
Sometimes I felt that I couldn't go on
I wanted to leave just run away from home
But I would remember what my daddy said
With tears in his eyes on his dyin' bed
He said, "Patches, I'm depending on you son
I tried to do my best,
It's up to you to do the rest"

(Spoken:)
Then one day a strong rain came
And washed all the crops away
And at the age of thirteen I thought I was carrying
The weight of the whole world on my shoulders
And you know, mama knew what I was going through, 'cause

Everyday I had to work the fields
'Cause that's the only way we got our meals
See, I was the oldest of the family
And everybody else depended on me
Every night I heard my mama pray
"Lord, give him strength to make another day"
Though years have passed and all the kids are grown
The angels took mama to a brand new home
Lord knows people, I shed a tear
My daddy's voice helped me through the years
Sayin, "Patches, I'm depending on you son,
To pull the family through,
My son, it's all left up to you"

Oh, I could still hear papa's voice sayin'
"Patches, I'm depending on you son,
I tried to do my best,
It's up to you to do the rest".

I could still hear papa when he's sayin'
"Patches, I'm depending on you son,
To pull the family through,
My son, it's all left up to you"
(Fade)