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Night Song | |
| (1964) Charles Strouse, Lee Adams | ||
| summer, not a bit of breeze, neon signs are shining, through the tired trees, lovers, walking to and fro, everyone has someone, and a place to go Now listen, hear the cars go past, they don't even see me, flying by so fast, moving, going who knows where, only thing I know is, I'm not going there where do you go, when you feel that your brain is on fire, where do you go when you don't even know what it is you desire, listen - laughter everywhere, hear it - life is in the air, as the night comes and the town awaits, sound o' children calling and the squeal of brakes, music but a lonely sound when you can't help wond'ring where do I belong Thank you to Robert Munga for the transcription. |
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Recording live session 1964, New York | |
| LP 1964 Broadway-Blues-Ballads Philips (US) PHM 200-148, (E) 652-063 [3:04] | ||
| CD 1993 Broadway-Blues-Ballads Verve 518 190-2 [3:04] | ||
| CD 1995 After Hours Verve 526 702-2 [3:04] | ||
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Lyrics provided for academic research purposes only. Commercial use is prohibited. Comments to Mauro Boscarol |
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