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I was walking down a Whitby Street With cold feet watched the river flow The sea-spume
and the seagulls screech Alright
OK You win I thought
Oh no Woman trouble Money worries Cry from the heart The drum beat deep misunderstood, I’ll Never break another heart Cliffside signals play the blues The sea called to me sinicly “Come warm your feet on me” Oh I love her with a feeling But What is the use Ah All
the thrill is gone I walk on See the sea
See the sea see Another side of you Step free ‘I need you love so bad’ Before I fall I hear it all Strident in me Tim’s blues has come to call Pavilion Hall I turn to face Amazing Grace! In the hip - The spine - The me Oh I feel glad I need your blues so bad Bring it on home Bring it on home to me Twenty years younger I’m going to Jamaica Fly away home blues – fly away home There’s another side of you True to the blues I dance again Your beauty’s all it takes I thank you – thank you Dear Tim Hain Thank you For T’Works |
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Tim Hain and Th’Worx |
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Adrian
introduced Tim Hain and Th’Worx at Whitby World Music Festival (And
was thrilled to read the poem ‘over ‘ the music) |