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January 12, 1989 (New York City)I can still see your face On that train in New York City We were there once Grand Central to the track That took us slowly back To Carter's house Just you and me Those times seem So long ago Trying hard not to freeze Intrepid tourists on the 12th I believe My mother's birthday We called from the ship I cried God I felt torn up inside You escorted me To a sacred place Those times seem So long ago So don't ask Why it happened Why it had To turn out this way I don't know Why things end The way they do I just know Things always end Like the best laid plans Of soldiers and friends I still have that photograph Of the four of us at Puglia Drinking wine While Spanish Elvis sang We made costumes from napkins In New York City Isn't it a pity Isn't it a shame Those times seem So long ago Copyright Kent Newsome All Rights Reserved |
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Kent Newsome (BMI) is a recorded songwriter who has been writing songs for over twenty five years.
He writes traditional country, insurgent country, folk and rock and roll. But his true passion is the blues.
His favorite artists and influences include Otis Spann, Peter Green, R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough,
Richard Buckner, Joe Ely and Townes Van Zandt.
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Err Bear Music, Inc. (BMI) (in this case Err rhymes with her) is a publishing company Kent formed in 1977,
when his first song was recorded. Err Bear Music continues to administer the majority of Kent's catalog.
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