Jason Isbell And Amanda Shires: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

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4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Americana's most famous couple perform a Tiny Desk quarantine set in their barn, backed by gorgeous stain-glassed windows.

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0:00.0	Hey there, Bob Boilin here.
0:01.6	This concert's part of our tiny desk home concert series.
0:04.8	We started back in mid-March of 2020 when we couldn't record concerts at my desk at NPR,
0:10.0	due to the pandemic.
0:11.2	You can watch this concert at NPR.org or on the NPR Music YouTube channel.
0:18.4	All right, one, two, three, four.
0:30.0	I guess we're leaving town again and moving out and moving in, gotta break the news
0:38.0	to all my friends and they won't care.
0:41.2	They'll just find another face to fall behind and take my place to run way up our second
0:48.5	base and just stand there for dreams that go on a summer night in a bowling chair.
1:02.0	Which is ringing around, no matter if you're supposed to.
1:11.3	Bozzin' up and pozzin' at me, dirty jokes of blue ride by me,
1:16.1	I'm a girl and I've been sadly cryin' to a cell.
1:20.8	Why can't daddy just come home and get whatever he did wrong?
1:25.5	He's in a hotel out of my room with me, yeah.
1:30.7	But dreams that go on a summer night in a bowling chair.
1:40.6	Still packin' up our room, gotta get home soon.
1:46.0	Bozzin' up and pozzin' at me, dirty jokes of blue ride by me,
1:50.1	I'm a girl and I've been sadly cryin' to a cell.
1:54.1	Why can't daddy just come home and get whatever he did wrong?
1:58.1	He's in a hotel out of my room with me,
2:01.3	I'm a girl and I've been sadly cryin' to a cell.
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