by Leo Kottke on album Essential Leo Kottke

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Essential Leo Kottke

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Essential Leo Kottke

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Live in Europe

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Balance

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Balance

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Live in Europe

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Live in Europe

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Balance

Late last night I stood outside this room Without the moon these windows were black But I could see that I was not mistaken And I would never be coming back Down the street the shadows followed them

by Leo Kottke on album Peculiaroso

Leo Kottke Peculiaroso Room At The Top Of The Stairs Room At The Top Of The Stairs (Leo Kottke) She lives all alone on a dark and windy street in a room at the top of the stairs. She smokes ci

by Leo Kottke on album Leo Kottke 1971-1976: Did You Hear Me?

I'm the guy who didn't marry pretty Pamela Brown Educated, well-intentioned good girl in our town I wonder where I'd be today if she had loved me too Probably be driving kids to school I guess I owe

by Leo Kottke on album The Best of Leo Kottke

I'm the guy who didn't marry pretty Pamela Brown Educated, well-intentioned good girl in our town I wonder where I'd be today if she had loved me too Probably be driving kids to school I guess I owe

by Leo Kottke on album Leo Kottke: Instrumentals - The Best of the Chrysalis Years

The sweet sweet memories you gave-a me You can't beat the memories you gave-a me Take one fresh and tender kiss (The sweet sweet memories you gave-a me You can't beat the memories you gave-a me) Add

by Leo Kottke on album Leo Kottke Live

Well I know a place where love comes easy And I know a woman who meets me there She takes my hand, and gently leads me And we go up to the room at the top of the stairs. I close the door and she pull

by Leo Kottke on album Leo Kottke Live

Well I know a place where love comes easy And I know a woman who meets me there She takes my hand, and gently leads me And we go up to the room at the top of the stairs. I close the door and she pull

by Leo Kottke on album The Essential Leo Kottke Collection

by Leo Kottke on album Leo Kottke: Instrumentals - The Best of the Chrysalis Years

by Leo Kottke on album Essential Leo Kottke

by Leo Kottke on album Essential Leo Kottke

by Leo Kottke on album The Essential Leo Kottke Collection

I climbed the hill to Julie's house The place I used to live I climbed the steps and tried the door And let myself in The kitchen clock I used to watch Had stopped at five to five A photograph I'd nev