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Cutting Time
02:48
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Cutting Time
We want for nothing in this green and pleasant land
One foot in the water, one foot on the sand
We're doing fine
It's all there if you want it, it's in your hands
Gold along the rocky road, diamonds in the mine
We're doing fine, cutting time
We got all we're needing, we're good to go
Rainbows in the waterfall, angels in the snow
We're doing fine, cutting time
Call me if you need me, you know where I am
You got trouble, I'll do all I can
We're doing fine, cutting time
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Riddles and Rhymes
03:05
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Riddles 'n' Rhymes
Changing times, riddles 'n' rhymes
Fantasy and mystery
Playing games with me
Come tomorrow, a whole new day
A better day, a brighter day
Is on its way
Changing times, riddles 'n' rhymes
Fantasy and mystery
Got a hold on me
Riddles 'n' rhymes, curious times
My time, your time, could be the right time
A state of confusion rules my mind
I got to beat this thing
I can't let it win
I'm not certain where I should be
I know life in the lime-light
Ain't the life for me
Riddles 'n' rhymes, peculiar times
A better day, a brighter day
Is on its way
Riddles 'n' rhymes, changing times
Fantasy and mystery
Raining down on me
Riddles 'n' rhymes
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3. |
A Lovers Leap
03:16
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A Lovers Leap
I've found the only place I want to be
A travelling life ain't the life for me
I found the place for you and me
Right here
I've found the only world I really know
Now I can't let it go
Plant the seed and let it grow
Right here
I don't want to dig too deep
Stack 'em high sell 'em cheap
I don't want to take that lovers' leap
Right here, right now
I found the only place I want to be
I see all I need to see
A travelling life ain't the life for me
Right now
I found the only place I want to be
Rolling with the waves on the see
I found the place for you and me
Right here
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4. |
The Merry Dancers
03:12
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The Merry Dancers
(Aurora Borealis)
On a timeless night in the moonlight
No better place to be
Watching Merry Dancers
Dancing on the sea
A time for contemplation
It's all clear to see
On a diamond night, the stars are bright
They're shining down on me
Colours and shades of wonder
Fill the northern sky
Out there in the moon-glow
The dancers fly
A time for meditation
What will be will be
On a diamond night, the stars shine bright
They shine for you and me
On a perfect night in the moonlight
No finer place to be
We'll watch those Merry Dancers
Dance across the sea
We'll watch those Merry Dancers
Dance with you and me
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5. |
Sunshine On Seatown
03:12
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Sunshine on Seatown
Thunder on the mountain, rain on the hill
If I don't get it right now, I know I never will
Weatherman's telling me it's looking grim
But I don't pay a lot of mind to him
We're gonna mix it up and mess around
As the sun goes down on the old Seatown
Sun shining on the Seatown
Thunder on the mountain, rain on the hill
If I don't take my chance now, I know I never will
Weatherman's telling me it's cold outside
But we don't care, we're doing alright
We're gonna party, and fool around
As the sun goes down on the old Seatown
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Gavin Sutherland Banff, UK
Musician song-writer whose pastimes include drawing, painting and watching clouds.
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