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| "Come Hell Or High Water" |
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| "Hell Or High Water" Sung by T. Graham Brown |
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| "When The Sun Comes Out To Cry" |
| Long distance cannot stop The beat of a thundering heart A heart, that true love needed To give our love it's start When the sun comes out to cry You're there, in the sparking rain I drift so far away from me You bring my life, back home again Your soul plays your song I breathe, and see for miles And I run from all my pain Just to reach your sunny smile The rain was not to blame For all my my doubts and fears And the peace within me came When you brushed away my tears With hands entwined at last Clasping tight...we hold The symbol of the love we've earned Embedded in each band of gold For Love Susan J. Kahon ICYU..Feb 3, 2005 Recovered: May 5, 2024 Some Links & Counters may no longer be Active! Copyrighted 2024 |
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| All music is copyrighted. Period. Please don't abuse copyrighted material. |
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| T. Graham Brown was born in Arabi, Georgia, and he got his start while attending the University of Georgia, as part of a beach music duo Dirk and Tony.(His real name was Anthony), and he then joined the outlaw country band "Reo Diamond".He then moved on to form his own band "Rack Of Spam" in 1979. He officially settled on the stage name of T. Graham Brown. He signed with CBS as a staff songwriter in 1983. Meanwhile he also signed with Capitol as a recording artist and released his debut album, "I Tell It Like It Used To Be", in 1985. The album spawned a number one single hit in this song "Hell Or High Water"... and it went to the top ten along with the title track. After a bout with alchoholism, Brown got back on track, and recorded many more hits, even one with Tanya Tucker called "Don't Go Out With Him".. He returned in 1998 with the comeback effort "Wine Into Water.", and marked his most personal effort to date. Please sign the book for T. Graham Brown, and for my efforts in this page. God Bless All. |
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