Sheryl Crow — Everyday Is A Winding Road
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I hitched a ride with a vending machine repair man
He said he's been down this road more than twice
He was high on intellectualism
I've never been there but the brochure looks nice
Jump in, let's go, lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
He's got a daughter he calls Easter
She was born on a Tuesday night
I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life
Jump in, let's go, lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
I've been swimming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer feeling fine
Every day is a winding road
Every day is a winding road
He said he's been down this road more than twice
He was high on intellectualism
I've never been there but the brochure looks nice
Jump in, let's go, lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
He's got a daughter he calls Easter
She was born on a Tuesday night
I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life
Jump in, let's go, lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
I've been swimming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Every day is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer feeling fine
Every day is a winding road
Every day is a winding road
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scraig wrote:
Kevin Gilbert was a genius. Never forget.
Stay in your lane. He didn't have anything to do with this song or this album.
Kevin Gilbert was a genius. Never forget.
Great tune. Live a little, embrace it.
Give B&R a break... If you ONLY want to hear what you already like, listen to your CDs or audio player!!
RP pushes my boundaries - then gives me a 'skip' function for when it really doesn't float my boat!!!
LLRP and the variety of music they play!!!!
RP pushes my boundaries - then gives me a 'skip' function for when it really doesn't float my boat!!!
LLRP and the variety of music they play!!!!
Steely_D wrote:
Stay in your lane. He didn't have anything to do with this song or this album.
Kevin Gilbert was a genius. Never forget!
Stay in your lane. He didn't have anything to do with this song or this album.
hermosa voz! 
Prince does a really cool cover of this song. I believe Sheryl sing background on it.
I've always liked this song; the fact that she had Neil Finn singing along with her on it really impressed me, too! Turns out she says it was inspired by things Paul Hester said about the struggles he faced with his depression, which caused him to leave the tour Cheryl and CH were on at the time... My ex- and I played this song and CD a lot in Ishikawa, where every day for 8 years I drove the winding roads of Noto Hanto, Nishi Honshu...
Great to hear this classic again—love the bass line!
Excellent!!
Larrygrrl wrote:
Oh here comes the tired "she stole" argument we get on the boards for every Sheryl Crow song.
It would seem that her success did not preclude Mr. Gilbert's, as he was a front runner to replace Phil Collins in Genesis at the time of his untimely death from auto erotic asphyxiation (not suicide) the year after Tuesday Night Music Club.
Never forget Kevin Gilbert.
Oh here comes the tired "she stole" argument we get on the boards for every Sheryl Crow song.
It would seem that her success did not preclude Mr. Gilbert's, as he was a front runner to replace Phil Collins in Genesis at the time of his untimely death from auto erotic asphyxiation (not suicide) the year after Tuesday Night Music Club.
That bass line is amazing...
Didn't hear this in a long time, quite like this. Backing vocals by Neil Finn, says my memory. Wikipedia confirms.
Could barely notice the transition to this from the Jose Gonzales cover version of "Cello Song" from Nick Drake. Well done BillG 
Don't like her voice. Soz.
Bill, the seguemeister. This has been some run. Thanks RP.
Larrygrrl wrote:
Wow, what a story!
Thanks for pointing it out. May he rest in peace.
Never forget Kevin Gilbert.
Wow, what a story!
Thanks for pointing it out. May he rest in peace.
Kevin Gilbert was a genius. Never forget!
I'm digging Sheryl this fine Friday morning. Got me dancing in my chair!
debbiel wrote:
Maybe on old regular radio. Nice to hear it here. Good song in spite of your disdain.
So overplayed
Skip
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Maybe on old regular radio. Nice to hear it here. Good song in spite of your disdain.
Lot o haters. Oh well, this is strong cut from a strong disc, nice play Bill, thanks.
Never forget Kevin Gilbert.
So how is David Baerwald?
I've been swimming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
Take these kind of songs in the context of when they're played people!
Bill's sets are little gems caught in the moment...
Bill's sets are little gems caught in the moment...
don't like this song much, but it brings to mind a GREAT movie, Phenomenon
yum! love this song, makes me happy every time I hear it..!
Good Music is GOOD MUSIC ... I don't care if it's played on AM, FM, on your stereo, 8-track, cassette, or DVD.
When "Freebird" came out EVERYONE WENT WILD ABOUT IT!!
Lighten up people!
When "Freebird" came out EVERYONE WENT WILD ABOUT IT!!
Lighten up people!
for pete's sake, rename it Everyday is a Whining Road...
Anyday I hear a Sheryl Crow song on RP is a day that blows - fortunately, it's not everyday.
Pretend you don't know who this is... It's really not all that awful. To bad she hasn't done more of this sort of thing lately.
I got confused between the local FM radio that's on in the office and the RP that's on my computer for a minute...
alo, alo, alo, wots goin on ere then
Poacher wrote:
Pfffffft.
Poacher wrote:
Pfffffft.
No..............just no. I am now waiting for the radio sound effects and the Morning Zoo DJs to start their idiotic blather. RP is better than this.
RP is better than this.Great Rocking Tune - Keep playing it Bill. 
Ditto on digging the percussion.
Ditto on digging the percussion.
PLEASE. NEVER. PLAY. THIS. AGAIN.
love this song...a good one to start my workday... thanks Bill!
Oh No Bill, Say it ain't so!
Not Sheryl Crow!
Are you that hard-up for stuff to play.
Eeeeeeeeeee* running away holding ears shut
Not Sheryl Crow!
Are you that hard-up for stuff to play.
Eeeeeeeeeee* running away holding ears shut
Shrill Crow.
One of the few of hers I can tolerate...
MayBaby wrote:
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
Yeah and she sounds like she's singing in a bathroom. Great song though, I particularly love the percussion
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
Yeah and she sounds like she's singing in a bathroom. Great song though, I particularly love the percussion
MayBaby wrote:
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
There's no low end. I thought it was my player settings and tried to boost the bass. Then I thought it was just me.
Thanks, I'm NOT going crazy.
Well...at least not about this song.
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
There's no low end. I thought it was my player settings and tried to boost the bass. Then I thought it was just me.
Thanks, I'm NOT going crazy.
Well...at least not about this song.
Pfffffft.
Good memories with this one, not telling...
where is the 0 button?
Cool song, I love it on RP ~~~happiness :-)
newwavegurly wrote:
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
This doesn't sound like the album version—it doesn't have as full of a sound as the version I have. 
Yea, I hear that, too. Like it has been "over equalized" or something. Not near as exciting is it. Still love it, tho!
my first ever ~hate it~ on RP... sadness
Merry Christmas, Sweetie. Song sorta sez it all, eh?
This doesn't sound like the album version—it doesn't have as full of a sound as the version I have.
THANK YOU BILL!!!
Hannio wrote:
Couldn't put it any better myself.
Nails on a chalkboard.
Couldn't put it any better myself.
Nails on a chalkboard.
Can't sound fresh anymore to these ears...
prepackaged pasteurized processed cheese food product
gumby wrote:
better late than never :)
Disagreed :)
better late than never :)
Disagreed :)
Last Played:Never
Remember the days?
Remember the days?
jbtidwell wrote:
better late than never :)
did this just get added? w00t!
better late than never :)
did this just get added? w00t!
Oh here comes the tired "she stole" argument we get on the boards for every Sheryl Crow song.
It would seem that her success did not preclude Mr. Gilbert's, as he was a front runner to replace Phil Collins in Genesis at the time of his untimely death from auto erotic asphyxiation (not suicide) the year after Tuesday Night Music Club.
Show me the word "stole" in my post, hater. Sheryl Crow used Baerwald, Bottrell, and Gilbert to become famous with their work, left them and got a different band once she was on the way.
As I said, Never forget Kevin Gilbert.