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This the ultra rare B-Side that JJ Cale recorded on one his Liberty Record singles way back in 1966. It's very different from the Eric Clapton version which was a hit and his rerecording that appeared on his debut album, Naturally. 

1966 Slow Motion/After Midnight" [45 - as J.J. Cale - Liberty 55931]

JJ Cale - After Midnight (Liberty Records B - Side)

I've got to get home 
There's a garden to tend  All the fruit’s on the ground
The birds have all moved back Into my attic 
Whistle then static 
The young learn to fly 
I will patch up the holes once again  

Well I can't believe that my lime tree is dead
 I thought it was sleeping
I guess it got fed up with not being fed 
I would be too I keep food in my belly 
And hope that my time isn't soon  

So I try to understand
What I can't hold in my hand A
nd whatever I find
I’ll find my way back to you 
And if you could try to find it too 
Because this place is overgrown
 It’s a waxing moon 

Home is wherever we are 
If there's love here too  
In the back of my house 
There’s a trail that won't end
 We went walking so far 
It grew back in  
And now there's no trail at all
Only grass growing taller 
Get out my machete
And battle with time once again
 But I'm bound to lose
Because I'll be damned if time don't win

  I got to get home 
There's a garden to tend 
All the seeds from the fruit 
Buried and begin 
Their own family trees 
Teach them thank you and please
 Spread their own roots 
Then watch the young fruit grow again 
This old trail 
Will lead me right back to where it begins

  So I try to understand
What I can't hold in my hand 
And whatever I find
I’ll find my way back to you 
And if you could try to find it too 
Because this place is overgrown
 It’s a waxing moon

 Home is wherever we are 
If there's love here too
 Home is wherever we are 
If there's love here too
Home is wherever we are 
If there's love here too

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Rock and roll is here to stay
It's better to burn out
Than to fade away
My my, hey hey.

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and into the black
They give you this,
but you pay for that
And once you're gone,
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When you're out of the blue
and into the black.

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than it is to rust
The king is gone
but he's not forgotten.

Hey hey, my my
Rock and roll can never die
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Hey hey, my my.

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