Tonights The Night

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Tonight's the night, tonight's the 
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night,

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tonight's the night, tonight's the 
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night,


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Bruce Berry was a workin' man;

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He used to load that Econoline Van.

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A sparkle was in his eyes,

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but his life was in his hand.

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Well late at night when the people 
were gone

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he used to pick up my guitar

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and sing a song in a shaky voice

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that was real as the day was long.

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Tonight's the night, tonight's the 
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night,

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tonight's the night, tonight's the 
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night,

Early in the mornin' at the break of
 day
he used to sleep until the 
afternoon.
If you never heard him sing,
I guess you won't too soon.
'Cause people let me tell you,
it sent a chill up and down my spine
when I picked up the telephone
and heard that he died out on the 
mainline.

Tonight's the night, tonight's the 
night,
tonight's the night, tonight's the 
night,

Bruce Berry was a workin' man;
He used to load that Econoline Van.
But early in the mornin', just about
 the break of day
he used to sleep until the 
afternoon.