The Bert Kopecky Song

Song Length 3:24 Genre Rock - Funk, R & B - General
Tempo Medium (111 - 130) Lead Vocal Male Vocal
Mood Poignant, Disconcerted Subject Life, Gambling
Similar Artists Steely Dan, Chicago Language English
Era 1970 - 1979

Lyrics

Mr. Bert Kopecky runs a liquor store
His Daughter Susan is a small town whore
Her Brother Russell found her out on the street
Sobbin' I don't wanna Cry no more
Sobbin' I don't wanna Cry no more

Mr. Bert Kopecky found the ace of spades
In the cuff of his trouser leg
All the other gamblers held him down till he begged,
Sobbin' "I don't wanna Cry no more"
Sobbin' "I don't wanna Cry no more"

Try to use your money to put down your fear
Or drown your sorrow in your glass of beer
Maybe find some comfort in a lover's arms
But will you wake up all alone with your so called charms

Mr. Bert Kopecky closed his liquor store
Now Russell can't buy liquor there no more
Susan has a baby and she walks the floor
Singing "Hush now don't you cry anymore"
"Hush now don't you cry anymore" (repeat and fade) Eb/Dm

Lyrics Mark Alan Cornell Music Mark Alan Cornell
Producer Mark Alan Cornell Publisher Mark Alan Cornell
Performance Groove Duke Label Groove Duke

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