IntroVerse 1Black Faces Pressed Against The GlassWhere The Rain Has Pressed Its WeightWind Blown Scarves In Top Down CarsAll Share One Western TraitSadness Leaks Through Tear-Stained CheeksFrom Winos To Dime-Store JewsProbably Don't Know They Give MeThose Late John Garfield BluesVerse 2Midnight Fell On Franklin StreetAnd The Lamppost Bulbs Were BrokeFor The Life Of Me, I Could Not SeeBut I Heard A Brand New JokeTwo Men Were Standing On A BridgeOne Jumped And Screamed You LoseAnd Just Left The Odd Man HoldingThose Late John Garfield BluesBridgeOld Man Sleeps With His Conscience At NightYoung Kids Sleep With Their DreamsWhile The Mentally Ill Sit Perfectly StillAnd Live Through Life's In-BetweensVerse 3I'm Going Away To The Last ResortIn A Week Or Two Real SoonWhere The Fish Don't Bite But Once A NightBy The Cold Light Of The MoonThe Horses Scream, The Nightmares DreamAnd The Dead Men All Wear Shoes'Cause Everybody's Dancin'Those Late John Garfield BluesThe BluesBluesOutro