Eagles - One More Songadd

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I was singing in a bar in San Diego
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And the clock on the wall said time to go
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And the old man in the chair by the fire
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Said would you boys mind playing one more
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One more song for the night gone by
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One more song  for the  Long ride home
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One more song   before I walk out the door
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One more song before I'm alone
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Me and my buddies we were knows as the Silverados
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I was leaving town for good that night
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So we sang him one more in the old Sombrero  bar
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Beneath the old broken neon light
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One more song for the night gone by
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One more song for the good times and the bad
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For the faces of strangers and the
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Voices of friends
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One more song for the times we had

SOLO

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So we sang him a sad and a sweet one
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And we sang it so soft
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And so high
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And his tired eyes
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They smiled goodbye
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When the waitress said
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Closin' time
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I thought, it's funny the places

Life will lead you
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As I was packin' away my bass guitar
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I was singin' this song as the road
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Raced along, and the empty night
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Swallowed my car
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One more song for the night gone by
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One more song for the things we've done
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One more song for this road
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I'm traveling on
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One more song for the time to come
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For the times to come