"South Side Of Nowhere" genre: Acoustic
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	A single acoustic guitar, a single voice, and desolation. The instrumental break brings in a lonesome trumpet with a cello holding the bottom line.
	CD: The D-Ts (The Davis-Tucker Songs) Credits: words: Paul E. Davis music: Alan Tucker
	Lyrics I saw it coming / I cannot deny / But the life I was living / it was just a lie I was trying to be true to her / when I was true to you You came along, I did her wrong / and you gave me a lesson on life No doubt, there was something in the air / What it was I cannot identify I guess it was just the season / Maybe there was a full moon out I guess that’s what life is all about / Yes, I found what its all about / Without a doubt You went on your way and left me astray / and left me with only my song Guess I must be heading on / must find my way {instrumental break} You know I heard that on the South Side of Nowhere Things are so much better than here On the South Side of Nowhere / Things are so much better than here There are no worries, heartbreaks, or fears

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