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Title: Steve Earle - fearless heart
Added: Sep 3, 2008
Author: cyberbard
Duration: 4:9
Description:
Steve Earle - Fearless heartDon't you worry bout what you've been toldCause honey I ain't even close to coldIt's kinda soon to fall in love againBut sometimes the best that you can do is just jump back inI got me a fearless heartStrong enough to get you through the scary partIt's been broken many times beforeA fearless heart just comes back for moreFolks'll tell you that I'm just no goodBut I wouldn't hurt you honey if I couldI can't promise this'll work out rightBut it would kill me darlin' if we didn't even tryI admit I fall in love a lotBut I nearly always give it my best shotI know you must think I'm the reckless kindBut I want a lady with a fearless heart just like mine
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Youtube Comments: 38
sofieann59 Says:
Mar 6, 2011 - one of my favorite songs...love the twang-y quality..., and the upbeat thang,and..I kinda relate..you just gotta jump in and take the risk,or miss out on lifes most funthang-luv...
RXBA3U5 Says:
Mar 10, 2011 - This is one of the best ever recorded.......couldn't get enough of it 20 years ago, and it hasn't changed any!
RXBA3U5 Says:
Mar 10, 2011 - and some of the best steel guitar ever put down on vinyl. I still have the album, one of the last new ones I purchased.
pelicantunez Says:
Apr 4, 2011 - yee steve earle is tha best
exilian100 Says:
Apr 9, 2011 - <3
djrodz69 Says:
Jun 22, 2011 - pure country gold! love the earle!
jeffreyaseal Says:
Jun 30, 2011 - This guy has always been ahead of the curve. What great lyrics!
andersjuul8310 Says:
Jul 5, 2011 - Kinda tough being a talent at the age of 56and with 20+ records behind him ;-)
dercarsus Says:
Jul 9, 2011 - A great favourite of mine
Susielikesit Says:
Jul 16, 2011 - I know, he's showing his age but he sounds exactly the same! Sad thing is, you don't need talent to become a musician these days. I wish he'd put out a new album!
nilradem Says:
Jul 23, 2011 - He did just put out a new album, and is touring with the band again.
THEMAIDENME1 Says:
Oct 9, 2011 - gonna see him tonight, will be great!
fancifulfilly Says:
Nov 14, 2011 - OH, yeah, I SO agree with you!! Miraculous.... I know that the Dukes regular pedal steel player, Bucky Baxter is playing in all the tour videos, but I know that Paul Franklin was the steel guitar player on the album Guitar Town, it think, on this song, and Someday, at least. What i am not sure of is if this was when Steve was on the outs with the other Dukes and fired them all...well, it doesn't really matter, they both kick ass playing this song!
fancifulfilly Says:
Nov 14, 2011 - ...Well, what about "I'll Never Leave this World Alive" ? It's only a few months old...that's pretty new!
fancifulfilly Says:
Nov 14, 2011 - @Susielikesit...OOPS, make that "i'll Never Get Out of This World Alive! Sorry about that.
darlincommitme Says:
Dec 12, 2011 - GT was his MCA debut with a band hired by Richard Bennet, so the touring Dukes didn't really exist as an entity, nor was was there enough history for anyone to be on the "outs" with anyone. (Steve did a touring band called the Dukes in the early 80s, but that was really a different group.) And from the biographies I read, I don't think he ever "fired them all." There were tensions with some people, others left to do other things, but only gradual shifts.
fancifulfilly Says:
Dec 13, 2011 - Which bios did you "read"? I have 'Fearless Heart' and 'Hard Core Troubadour', and in the latter, authored by a Lauren St. John, it talks about the firing on p. 190. It recounts a phone conversation shortly before the Australia tour, on 1/2 of '88, between S.E. and B.B. "Are you sure you're w/ Reno and Harry?" When Bucky affirmed, this, S.E. said "Fine. Then you're fired". This happened right after S.E. told Will Botwin, "OK fire 'em. Cancel the f--kin' Australia tour dates.
fancifulfilly Says:
Dec 13, 2011 - The bio goes on to say: "Baxter and Ken Moore were the only members of the 'Guitar Town' and 'Exit 0' Dukes to survive a third album, not counting an appearance by John Jarvis". By this author's statements, it sure sounds like the Dukes DID "exist" as an "entity" to me. In the midst of all your "quotes" I had to wonder: Is this guy as "condescending" as he "sounds"? So, I was off on the time frame of the falling out, but not on the "condescension" my comment engendered.
darlincommitme Says:
Dec 13, 2011 - Sorry if using quotes came off as pretentious, but I was just trying to point out what I was responding to. I think you sound a little oversensitive, but it is easy to misjudge a person from these short comments. I have read both books. You seemed to be saying the Dukes were an entity before GT. Kling was part of the earlier band, Bennet and Gordy were studio musicians without interest in touring at that level, Baxter, Stinson and Moore were new.
darlincommitme Says:
Dec 13, 2011 - So there weren't tensions on this album with the new band, they developed. Both books say by 1988, tensions over money (and, for Stinson, Steve's drug use according to McGee) led to Stinson and Kling leaving, but Baxter and Moore stayed longer, as Baxter changed his mind about siding with the other two. McAdam left for other reasons (as it says below what you quote). It was not a firing of the entire band as you seemed to say in your post.
darlincommitme Says:
Dec 13, 2011 - And I am not a guy.
southerndream Says:
Apr 15, 2012 - my favorite song of his
MaxDroege Says:
Apr 25, 2012 - Steve Earle for life baby. WHat a fuckin jam. I got me a fearless heart, strong enough to get you through the scary part, its been broken many times before, a fearless heart just comes back for more.
bunezuela1 Says:
May 27, 2012 - How true!
gookoo780 Says:
Jan 28, 2011 - a bareback song!!!!