Little river by Malcolm Lucard
Tracklist
| 1. | Little river | 3:25 |
Lyrics
Little river
Little river running
through the heart of town
skippin’ through the backstreets
slippin’ underground
No one knows
she comes from the hills
never changing course
never sittin’ still
I run with her
through the tunnel of trees
lying naked between
the litter and the leaves.
Closest thing
this town has to wild,
far as I know she's
nobody’s child, but time’s
Down with the coyotes,
the beer cans and the bums,
down past the gutters
from which all life comes
There’s a little river running
through the heart of town
skippin’ through the backstreets
slippin’ underground
She comes from the hills
nobody knows.
Try not to get mad at all
the trash they throw.
One of these days
if I had my way,
the heavens would open
and she’d carry us all away
Now I don’t know
but i’m pretty sure
she don’t look like much but
she’s going somewhere
Scrawny little thing
but she’s going somewhere.
Heading outon them plains
she’s going somewhere.
They sure treat her mean
cuz they know she’s going somewhere
gotta keep her clean
She’s going somewhere
Yeah she’s goin’ somewhere
She’s goin’ somewhere
She’s goin’ somewhere
She’s goin’ somewhere
Credits
Malcolm Lucard: vocals, acoustic guitar, sound recordingsVartan Baronian: cello
Gideon Lucard: vocals
Diego Gadenz: vocals, percussion, berimbau
Produced by Malcolm Lucard and Diego Gadenz. Recorded at Les Studios des Paquis in Geneva, Switzerland and at Estudio Planeta Musical in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Engineered by Gabriel Do Val in Geneva and Diego Gadenz in Brazil. Mixed at Estudio Planeta Musical and mastered by Marcos Abreu, Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Cover art by Gideon Lucard and Malcolm Lucard
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