From Corin Raymond's There Will Always Be A Small Time.
Corin does it in A ( A E A D) but our voices worked better in G D G C.
lyrics
Well its quarter to four and my mind is awake
Its finding the pathways that memories take
I find you the way I remember you best
On Burnt Island lake in your blue mermaid dress
I remember you sitting there in the door
It was August of nineteen ninety four
The summer we swam in the green reservoir
There was a song in the hollow of every guitar
All our love yet unmade, all our wine yet to drink
All the fresh garden basil in your kitchen sink
I remember you sitting crouched in the door
And there's no you to even sing this to anymore
Where you are now I can't even guess
But I remember you in your blue mermaid dress
Your blue mermaid dress always got in our way
Like your hair in our mouths in the heat of the day
I remember you loved to jump from rock to rock
I remember you on your cottage dock
Where we rolled and made love and laughed all day
Our laughter ricocheted all around the bay
Your blue mermaid dress all around your waist
I wanted you so long and you gave me a taste
I built us a fire, you remember that?
Sam Cooke was singing That's Where Its At
Aretha knew just how I made you feel
And suddenly all of their music was real
But songs all resolve, the come back to the one
While people just live with the damage they've done
Every song that I've loved I count as my friend
Not even the band knows how this one will end
Cause where you are now I can't even guess
But I remember you in your blue mermaid dress
Its quarter to five and my friends are asleep
These are the hours that memories keep
I was always a nighthawk, but I'm sleeping less
Remembering you in your blue mermaid dress
credits
from Don't Talk About Love,
released November 27, 2013
Written by Corin Raymond. Performed by Scott Dunbar and Samantha Scott.
supported by 4 fans who also own “Blue Mermaid Dress”
I'm not sure why the cover art doesn't seem to show up… but don't let that stop you from pressing play. This is some quality stuff (especially, but not exclusively, if you're from western Canada). Jeremy / HI54LOFI
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Sounds like a refreshing bottle of whiskey at north country fair. Or a paper bag beverage at the train tracks... it's only been a couple days, but who knows where else Dunbar and my crippling drinking hobby will take me! Ben Rix
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