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Hazard
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Hazard was released on January 1, 1991 by Capitol Records as a part of the album Rush Street
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Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Richard Marx
Richard Marx
Background Vocals, Lead Vocals
Bruce Gaitsch
Bruce Gaitsch
Acoustic Guitar
Chris Trujillo
Chris Trujillo
Percussion
Michael Egizi
Michael Egizi
Keyboards, Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Richard Marx
Richard Marx
Composer, Lyrics, Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Richard Marx
Richard Marx
Producer
Peter Doell
Peter Doell
Recording Engineer
Bill Drescher
Bill Drescher
Mixing Engineer, Additional Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
My mother came to Hazard when I was just seven
Even then the folks in town said with prejudiced eyes
"That boy's not right"
[Verse 2]
Three years ago when I came to know Mary
First time that someone looked beyond the rumors and lies
And saw the man inside
[Verse 3]
We used to walk down by the river
She loved to watch the sun go down
We used to walk along the river
And dream our way out of this town
[Verse 4]
No one understood what I felt for Mary
No one cared until the night she went out walking alone
And never came home
[Verse 5]
Man with a badge came knocking next morning
Here was I surrounded by a thousand fingers suddenly
Pointed right at me
[Verse 6]
I swear I left her by the river, I swear I left her safe and sound
I need to make it to the river, and leave this old Nebraska town
[Verse 7]
I think about my life gone by, how it's done me wrong
There's no escape for me this time, all of my rescues are gone
Long gone
[Verse 8]
I swear I left her by the river, I swear I left her safe and sound
Oh, I need to make it to the river, and leave this old Nebraska town
Written by: Richard Marx
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