Phil Ochs Lyrics
Phil Ochs Lyrics
"The Floods of Florence Lyrics"
Suppertime Lyrics
Many years ago in days of childhood I used to play till evening shadows come Then winding down an old familiar pathway I heard my mother call at set of sun (Come home come home it's suppertime the shadows
Many years ago in days of childhood I used to play till evening shadows come Then winding down an old familiar pathway I heard my mother call at set of sun (Come home come home it's suppertime the shadows
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Picasso leans out of the window, looks out on the ghetto
Am
Changing the shapes he sees.
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His old friend El Greco, soon is expected,
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Now just an echo of Spanish seas.
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And outside, the people stare;
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Wondering what's going on in there!
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Tossing the dice; they pay theCreep Lyricsprice, so they can compare.
When you were here before, Couldn't look you in the eyes You're just like an angel, your skin makes me cry You float like a feather In a beautiful world I wish I was special You'
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And the holy (words/works?) of love and reverence
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Fell beneath the floods of Florence.
The shop girls go out to the galleries spending their salaries
To see if they catch a hold.
They meet an old master, like some unknown lover,
For some unknown reason he's never old.
The Truth Lyrics
So here we are We are alone There’s weight on your mind I wanna know The truth, if this is how you feel Say it to me If this was ever real I want the truth from you Gimme' t
What am I bid for this bottled boat?
A tap on the rail
Sunk with a sail, but soon she's afloat. (chorus)
Griffith pulls out his whiskey; the mad room is misty
Covered with yesterdays.
The girl is so pretty, she asks for a memory.
He touches her knee and she fades away.
But the box office line is long;
The spectacular show is on.
Thirsty for thrills,
Good Understanding Lyrics
GOOD UNDERSTANDING Duet by Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner Writer Dolly Parton Copyright 1970 When we married we agreed that we'd both do as we please Just as long as we done each other ri
the fountain is filledGOOD UNDERSTANDING Duet by Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner Writer Dolly Parton Copyright 1970 When we married we agreed that we'd both do as we please Just as long as we done each other ri
With dreams of the dawn. (chorus)
The troubador comes from the country, falls by the factory,
Sliding on simple strings.
Armed with his anger, he sings of the danger
He senses a stranger is in the wings.
But the fledgling has learned to fly;
All of the innocence leaves his eye.
Echoes explode, rolled from the road--
The melody dies. (chorus)