"Goodnight, Baby" genre: Rock
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	A Country Rock lullaby, along the lines of the Stones' "Dead Flowers" and "Torn and Frayed" crossed with Gram Parsons and done with a '70's sound.
	CD: Gimme Shoulder (released 12.1997)   Label: California Cowboy (self) Credits: Copyright 1987 Phil Hurd
	Story Behind the Song Written January 2, 1987, late at night. Afterwards, I went to sleep! This version was recorded in September/October 1997 for the "Gimme Shoulder" CD. Basically, I just wanted to write a ballad in a Country Rock vein. Lyrics Goodnight, my baby, well I hope you're allright, I've been worried for so long, but not tonight, 'Cause I'm free, you see, and I don't need no hangers-on, And when the sun comes up, I'll be long gone REFRAIN: 'Cause you always bring me down, And I don't need you around, No, you never understand, And you never have any plans Well, the time has come for me to go, You say we're in love; but girl I don't know, Things have changed; I can no longer see the light, I think I'd better get out, while I've still got the time

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