UNCLE CHARLIE - DOUG JAMES

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FYC: Best American Roots Song & Performance ARTIST: Doug James Uncle Charlie Chip Orton & Doug James Sinjin Music, BMI / Doug James Music, BMI Produced by: Jeff Silverman, Keith Mack and Doug James Mixed and Mastered by in Stereo and Dolby Atmos / Spatial Audio by: Jeff Silverman at Palette MSP, Nashville TN. Engineers: Keith Mack, Jeff Silverman & Doug James Executive Producers: Kenny and Ann Simpler & Will and Bettye James Debra Silverman, DLS Graphics- Artwork Lyrics: Used to have an uncle named Charlie. He loved his baseball and beer. The corner saloon was his favorite room, And he'd toast everyone who came near. He didn't think much of the future - He always lived for today. Didn't like dreamin', nor plannin', nor schemin’, And if you'd listen, here's what he'd say . . . Chorus “May your problems be a drop in the bucket; If the world's full of woe I don't care; Let 'em say I never did nobody no harm, And when it's last call, let me be there. Give me my corner in Heaven When I get there with nothin' to confess; Let the dice always roll number seven, And may the pretty ones always say yes. May the pretty ones always say yes.” Now, some folks said he was lazy - Didn't have what you'd call 'taste.' But when it came to boozin', or the brand he was choosin’, He never let a drop go to waste. I'm sure he would’ve liked his service; The preacherman was gentle and kind - Said, “Uncle Charlie did just what he said he would do, And he left just these few words behind . . . Repeat Chorus Bridge Now, when I find myself caught up in a world full of strife And it seems like I can't find my way, I remember Uncle Charlie - how he led his life - Sometimes I can still hear him say . . . Repeat Chorus

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