Name: Joe Cocker on Letterman, August 28, 1992
Uploaded: 2016-06-12T17:33:47.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Cocker on Letterman, August 28, 1992' from Don Giller on Comedy Buff. Published 2016-06-12. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Cocker on Letterman, August 28, 1992' from Don Giller on Comedy Buff. Published 2016-06-12. Transcript available.

- Okay, hey, this oughta be pretty good, don't you think?
- Yep, we're very excited.
Our next guest has one of the most unique singing styles
in all of music.
This is his latest album right here, ladies and gentlemen.
It's entitled "Night Calls."
Please do us a big favor.
Welcome back to the program, Joe Cocker.
- Joe!
- In my life, I've seen sorrow
Heartache and pain
I've been burned by the sunshine
Drined in a pouring rain
Had too many lungs
But not enough love
I've been tried and convicted
Of things I'm not guilty of
I was locked in a prison
'Til you came and set me free
So how can you say
You're not good for me?
Now that the magic has gone
You just want to walk away
Nothing left to say anyway
Now that the magic has gone
There's no sense in holdin' on
Baby, love
Now that the magic has gone
You know, love can be tender
You know, love can be tender
Love can be cruel
But it smiles like an angel
That treat you just like a fool
They'll treat you just like a fool
They'll catch you and haunt you
Until you give in
And it stacks the dice against you
And again, you never can win
And again, you know, love can be tender
Just when I was thinkin'
You know, love can be tender
You know, love can be tender
You know, love can be tender
You tell me it's often said it's time for breaking free. Now that the magic has
gone, you just want to walk away. Nothing left to sing anyway baby.
Now that the magic has gone, there's no sense in hope no, baby no. Now that the
magic has gone, I won't try to hold you down.
My, my tears will let go, but my heart keeps asking how.
As the proudest fun to lose, only the winner takes the prize. Some say the love's
a blessing, but to me it's just because.
Now that the magic has gone, you just want to walk away. Nothing left to sing
anyway girl.
Now that the magic has gone. There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on. There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
There's no sense in holding on, baby no.
Joe Hocker, ladies and gentlemen.
Joe, if there's time later, you and I will do the duet, all right?
We got it.
Uh, our next guest...