Songs

Fly On Home

Written by: 
J. Martyn
1 Oct 1968

You climbed on the train,
The window rolled on,
So did the tear.
And seeing you cry
Was like the very first time, when we parted
In the dews and dusty streets.

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Hello Train

Written by: 
J. Martyn
1 Oct 1968

And hello train, it's April fool today.
And when you get here, I know you're going to stay.
Your letter said you'd travel by the 14:30 line
You'll be on the platform running,
Oops, don't you look fine.

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Dusty

Written by: 
J. Martyn
1 Oct 1968

Nico, two-headed Cuban giant,
He's looking with all of his eyes
At the colours that fall through the chestnut-tree night,
'Cause tomorrow in London they rise.
And don't you know that I'm dusty, too,
Don't you know that I'm dusty through and through...

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Fishin' Blues

Written by: 
Chris Smith
1 Oct 1968

I have been fishing all the time,
Won't you come fishing too?
You can bet your life,
Your sweet loving wife
Gonna catch more fish than you!
If the fish bite, you got a good bait,
Here's a little something I would like to relate:
If the fish bite, you got a good bait;
I'm a-going fishing,
Yes I'm going fishing,
I'm a-going fishing too.

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The Gardeners

Written by: 
Bill Lyons
1 Oct 1968

Don't go in the flower garden late at night,
Because something there is killing all the gardeners.
Mistletoe and rosemary and the garlic butt
Won't protect you like they did from the gardeners.
Run to your homes, save all your wine,
There's a gardener coming...

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The River [1968]

Written by: 
J. Martyn
1 Oct 1968

Waking up and finding she's not there;
Sleepy looking around to find out where I am.
Get out of bed, go trippping down the stairs,
And before you eat your breakfast, say your prayers.
And the early morning pigeons fly around,
Getting startled on my lonely-footed sound.
And yesterday's newspaper is flying too;
Whirling down the wind that I once knew...

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Sing A Song Of Summer

Written by: 
J. Martyn
1 Oct 1968

If you go looking down in the summer
To the village at the bottom of the well;
You'll find nice things and butterflies' wings
And policemen's hats as well.
The girlies there won't hurt,
Because they're also very nice;
There's cats and dogs and bats and frogs
And little pink sugar mais.

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