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A standard Talking Blues in 12 Bars.
Rumor, Gossip, Desire, Wealth Inequality, and Life, as we know it.
Neil "Driving Wheel" Porter anchors the Rhythm Section and Kicks it down the Road on Bass and Harmonica. While a ways from the Folk/Jazz pivot of his wheelhouse, he certainly can Raise the Roof a foot.
BASS: Neil DW Porter
HARMONICA Neil DW Porter
MASTER Neil DW Porter
While Rock Volume is intended. the unsuspecting should be advised, the Mix is Full. Hope it taps a toe.
Coop
Rumor, Gossip, Desire, Wealth Inequality, and Life, as we know it.
Neil "Driving Wheel" Porter anchors the Rhythm Section and Kicks it down the Road on Bass and Harmonica. While a ways from the Folk/Jazz pivot of his wheelhouse, he certainly can Raise the Roof a foot.
BASS: Neil DW Porter
HARMONICA Neil DW Porter
MASTER Neil DW Porter
While Rock Volume is intended. the unsuspecting should be advised, the Mix is Full. Hope it taps a toe.
Coop
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Lyrics
THE GOODBYE MOON
The Boxcars of Night
Have nearly rumbled through
Their Smokey Billows
Disperse into the Dew
The Edge of Day,
His hair so nicely combed
Prepares to greet
All the Despairing and Alone
As usual they have much better things to do
All he sees is the last of the Goodbye Moon.
Rumor and Gossip
They fight on the stair
Seems there’s some question
Of what’s really fair
And downtown the Bad-Goods
Their fists full of Rage
Shake them to Demonstrate
Beside the Freeway
At air conditioned Blurs
That fade in the Gloom
Which hides the Face of the Goodbye Moon
Her name is Molly
Though they call her Peggy Sue
Her eyes are the Color of Rain
She dances with the Stars
Until the Edge of Day
And as you go to ask
Only Silence does remain
Now you smile as you think
She may come again soon
Standing alone ‘neath the Goodbye Moon
[Break]
In Molly’s face there's both
Beauty and Pain
And those eyes,
They are the Color of Rain
Her brother, a con man,
Does the Six O’clock news
Her daddy runs a Hedge Fund
He’s unusually Rude
Beauty and Loss you see
Together the Two
As she calls out to me
‘Neath the Goodbye Moon
There’s trouble on the Main Line
And in Greenwich, too
Daddy says never trust no one
With Nothing to Lose
And, really, Too Much
Is the same thing, you know?
And someday that Bridge
Is really going to Blow
But, right now, Molly sings
A Hymn the color of Blue
We walk together
‘Neath the Goodbye Moon.
Copyright 2007 Stillwater llc
The Boxcars of Night
Have nearly rumbled through
Their Smokey Billows
Disperse into the Dew
The Edge of Day,
His hair so nicely combed
Prepares to greet
All the Despairing and Alone
As usual they have much better things to do
All he sees is the last of the Goodbye Moon.
Rumor and Gossip
They fight on the stair
Seems there’s some question
Of what’s really fair
And downtown the Bad-Goods
Their fists full of Rage
Shake them to Demonstrate
Beside the Freeway
At air conditioned Blurs
That fade in the Gloom
Which hides the Face of the Goodbye Moon
Her name is Molly
Though they call her Peggy Sue
Her eyes are the Color of Rain
She dances with the Stars
Until the Edge of Day
And as you go to ask
Only Silence does remain
Now you smile as you think
She may come again soon
Standing alone ‘neath the Goodbye Moon
[Break]
In Molly’s face there's both
Beauty and Pain
And those eyes,
They are the Color of Rain
Her brother, a con man,
Does the Six O’clock news
Her daddy runs a Hedge Fund
He’s unusually Rude
Beauty and Loss you see
Together the Two
As she calls out to me
‘Neath the Goodbye Moon
There’s trouble on the Main Line
And in Greenwich, too
Daddy says never trust no one
With Nothing to Lose
And, really, Too Much
Is the same thing, you know?
And someday that Bridge
Is really going to Blow
But, right now, Molly sings
A Hymn the color of Blue
We walk together
‘Neath the Goodbye Moon.
Copyright 2007 Stillwater llc


































































jiguma
Coop, I had a great time playing this. The lyrics exceed your usual fascinating stories. Any song with "Her name is Molly, Though they call her Peggy Sue, Her eyes are the Color of Rain" has to be a winner!!!!!
Thanks!
Neil