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All the Planets
05:00
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2. |
Artists & Models
04:47
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3. |
the Flood
05:12
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We had a week of Summer rain;
shiny lights and pavement.
The neon signs were red and green.
AUTO PARTS and TONY'S BAR.
And in the night I heard the rain
hammering on windows.
And when I finale got to sleep
I dreamed of water rising.
Above the town there was a lake
called "The Peaceful Widow",
that by the hand of man was shaped
like a flying sparrow.
The water fell by day and night
as the lake was rising.
And when a crack broke through the dam
our God never saw it.
The water fell by day and night
as the lake was rising.
And when a crack broke through the dam
our God never saw it.
And in the night I heard the rain
hammering on windows.
And when I finale got to sleep
I dreamed of water rising.
We had a week of Summer rain;
shiny lights and pavement.
The neon signs were red and green.
AUTO PARTS and TONY'S BAR.
And in the night we heard a sound
like an army rolling.
and at the crack of dawn I cried
for not a house was standing.
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4. |
Sleep Baby
02:33
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5. |
High Tide
05:56
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Bddy hopes for another sunny day.
He looks up at the moon, than he looks my way.
Maybe tomorrow we can go to the beach.
The high tide may bring us some peace.
Buddy don't look at me that way.
I said I was sorry, for what, I said today.
High tide, Low tide.
O baby. you know that I love you.
Buddy walks down stairs and down to the bay.
The full moon, and street lights, light his way.
Maybe tomorrow we can go to the beach.
The high tide may bring us some peace.
Buddy don't look at me that way.
I said I was sorry, for what, I said today.
High tide, Low tide.
O baby. you know that I love you
Buddy I'm sorry, for what. I said today.
I don't want to hurt you, in any way.
High tide, Low tide.
O baby. you know that I love you.
Buddy I'm sorry, for what. I said today.
I don't want to hurt you, in any way.
High tide, Low tide.
O baby. you know that I love you.
Buddy don't look at me that way.
I said I was sorry, for what, I said today.
High tide, Low tide.
O baby. you know that I love you.
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6. |
What is What
03:45
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7. |
Waltz for Lynn
01:13
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8. |
Summertime
02:12
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9. |
Times Like These
04:23
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10. |
Just the Way You Are
04:39
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11. |
Quartets
04:39
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Saturday is a windy day.
A little rain falls against his face.
April showers have come in may.
On a fountain the rain makes
concentric circles on the waves.
Somewhere in the town a piano plays.
He looks everywhere for symphonies,
but all he ever gets
are beautiful quartets.
He watches cars drive down the street.
A little water splashes on his feet.
A little thunder, like timpani.
And in the theater where he waits
people take there seats
and the lights fade.
somewhere in the town rain coms down.
He looks everywhere for symphonies,
but all he ever gets
are beautiful quartets.
Saturday is a windy day. A little rain falls against his face.
April showers have come in may.
And he looks everywhere for symphonies,
but all he ever gets
are beautiful quartets.
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12. |
Song
03:03
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13. |
Deep in the Valley
04:16
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14. |
Nostalgia
02:33
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15. |
a Peaceful Country
04:22
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Ed Askew New York
The singer-songwriter / painter moved to New York for a few months in 1967 where he met Bernard Stollman of ESP-Disk, who offered him a contract. Between 1968 and 1986, Ed lived, mostly, in New Haven; doing occasional shows with his band, and later doing solo shows there. Around 1987, Ed moved to New York City, where he continues to write and record songs, and occasionally perform. ... more
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