Lyle Lovett - The Girl in the Corner

From the CD 'The Road to Ensenada'

[@tango-bravo]

I had the CD in the 90’s and remember this epic “hidden track” - still one of my favorite songs

[@jolinder-crow1581]

This was an "easter egg" on this album...one of his best songs!

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

What a haunting song. I know about narcissism, etc., but I'm one of those guys that feel like this song is the story of his life.

[@msmart2u2]

Lyle, you outdid yourself on this one. This song grows on you!

[@lastsonofthewest2444]

Reminds me completely, of the one, and only beautiful love of life. Christine, I will never forget you.

[@rosehansen3530]

This is such a great song. It is very hard to find. It was on the Road to Ensenada, but is not listed now??

[@dbh931]

It's hidden as an extra track on the album. But it can be found. It's my favorite! Don't forget he was once married to Julia Roberts ("Pretty Woman" and many more flicks)

[@rosehansen3530]

Oh I remember! I’ve been a fan for many years. This is one of my very favorites too❤

[@rosariacoppola3289]

❤

[@msmart2u2]

This is one of my favorites by Lyle Lovett.

[@donweimer9264]

A true hidden gem on "The Road to Ensenada" album. I think it's one of his best!

[@RobynDeAngelis]

I agree. I love this song :)

[@shawntingstad4254]

Foshur!

[@melanienelson1148]

Lovely song about meeting Julia Roberts.

[@dbh931]

You nailed it Melanie.

[@thestool]

excellent track , i remember finding it hidden on the disc , superb song , !!!

[@angelabrock1388]

I think you are correct. He created this CD right after they divorced. I think a lot of other songs are about her. It was healing to him.....beautiful! I don't think I'm alone when I say I sure would marry him!

[@stevebrown5253]

Great song!

[@scottmeade3192]

great to revisit an old friend , Lyle is COOL

[@kathrynbell3418]

Lovely

[@seesay7077]

Never be the same.

[@joefairchild6271]

Describes a cast party from "The Player"

[@tocooper76]

Joe Fairchild. No. On storytellers he said he wrote it for a friend's wedding. The "Dan and Elaine who had the world at their feet"

[@volvoplz9209]

@@tocooper76 wish I could find Storytellers version.

[@deutschegirl67]

@@tocooper76 actually it is about both. “Tim he was tall/and Susan was smart” refers to Robbins and Sarandon. (Just read an article in the NYT about Lyle).