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From: "Brandon R" <brandonr@ddms.com>
 Subject: No. 29 by Steve Earle
 Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 11:39:08 -0600
 No. 29
 by Steve Earle
 [C] I was born and raised here, 
 This town's my town
 [G] Everybody knows my [C] name
 But [C] ever since the glass plant 
 Closed down things round
 [G] Here ain't ever been the [C] same
 Well [F] I got me a good job
 Alright, some nights
 [C] Take me to a [G] nother [C] time (walk down bass)
 [G] Back when I was number twenty [C] nine
 
 I was pretty good then
 Don't you know, watch him go
 Buddy I could really fly
 Everyone in town came
 Hip flasks, horn blasts
 Any autumn Friday night
 Sally yelled her heart out
 Push em back, way back
 I was hers and she was mine
 Back when I was number 29
 
 We were playing Smithville 
 Big boys, farm boys
 Second down and four to go
 Bubba brought the play in
 Good call, my ball
 Now they're gonna see a show
 But Bubba let his man go
 I cut back, heard it crack
 It still hurts me but I don't mind
 Reminds me I was number 29
 
 Now I go to the ballgames, 
 Cold nights, half pints
 Friday nights I'm always here
 We got a pretty good team
 Good boys, strong boys
 District champs the last 3 years
 Got a little tailback
 Pretty slick, real quick
 I take him for a steak sometimes
 Nowadays he's number 29
 
 [F] I don't follow rainbows
 Big dreams, brass rings
 [C] I've already [G] captured [C] mine (walk down bass)
 [G] Back when I was number 2[C]9