Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Country/Country-Pop/Bye-Bye-Charlotte/877118
A lovely story song set in Montana. Lazy, easy going, like you're riding a horse. A secret love affair between a hired hand and a married woman on a ranch. Country song with acoustic guitar, piano and male vocal. Sounds like George Strait or Lyle Lovett. Pedal steel synth. Home home on the range. Keywords: Illinois Cheyenne bar letter going home riding horses making hay Charlotte John run come from live in style away Wyoming cowboy television film credits western underscore hurt infidelity cheating car
Price: USD $81.95± Varies based on media, term, territory, etc.
Buyout Price: USD $327.95 In All Media, in Perpetuity, throughout the Universe
Description:Bye Bye Charlotte, Country Music, Country Pop, stock music clips, royalty free background music and royalty free audio
Keywords:Bye Bye Charlotte, stock music clips, royalty free background music, royalty free audio, royalty free music library, royalty-free stock music, stock music downloads, music licensing, royalty-free songs, download music clips, buyout music, commercial music, stock music loops, royalty free sound, instrumental music, cheap royalty free music, stock music sound effects, production music, music loops, film music, download music, royalty-free song, royalty-free production music, royalty free sounds, royalty free music, flash music loops, music clips, license music, background music, royalty free mp3, free stock music for movies, music download service, trailer soundtrack music, Illinois Cheyenne bar letter going home riding horses making hay Charlotte John run come from live in style away Wyoming cowboy television film credits western underscore hurt infidelity cheating car
Lyrics:
Bye Bye Charlotte
Bye Bye Charlotte
East I’ve Run
Before our secret hurts someone
I wrote this letter
In my car
Parked outside some Cheyenne bar
Charlotte and John bought a ranch in the Montana sun
I was a boy who was hired when I left Illinois
John wnet away for a week and a day every month
She liked to ride with a man by her side, I was the one.
Bye-bye Charlotte
East I’ve Run
I’ll go back where I come from
With me you’ll never live in style
I hoped I’d miss you less each mile
The men making hay they won’t know I’m away till their done
The part I can’t stand is that John treated me like a son.
Bye Bye Charlotte.
Words and Music: Randy Parsons/ASCAP
