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Sing a Song
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Sing a song in the moonlight
Sing it in the afternoon
Sing for the pretty young teacup
For the wise old wooden spoon
Sing a song for the springtime
Sing it for lazy June
Sing for lovely autumn
When she leaves for a winter's moon
Sing a song, this could be the end
So won't you please please please please please
Sing a song for me, my friend
Sing a song for the heroes fallen
Sing for the living ones too
Sing for the long forgotten
For the children born anew
Sing for your driftin' daydreams
Sing it for your midnight blues
Sing for the distant memories
And the ones right in front of you
Sing a song, this could be the end
Won't you please please please please please
Sing a song for me, my friend
Sing a song 'cause you love me
Sing 'cause you ain't sure
Sing because it's lovely
Like the angels and the birds
Sing it on the road of victory
Sing it on the road of dirt
Sing it on that lonesome valley
'Tween the heavens and the earth
Sing a song, this could be the end
So won't you please please please please please
Sing a song for me, my friend
Sing because you have no reason
Sing because you do
Sing because 'tis the season
For the lovers and the doomed
Sing it like you really mean it
Sing to make the spirit move
Sing to make the world believe it
Sing to make my dreams come true
Sing a song, this could be the end
Won't you please please please please please
Sing a song for me, my friend
Sing a song 'cause life ain't easy
Sing to make it right
Sing to me when the sun goes down
And sing me through the night
Sing to me your hopes and worries
Sing to me your strife
Sing to me, I'm in no hurry
Sing to me anytime you like
Sing a song, this could be the end
So won't you please please please please please
Sing a song for me, my friend
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John King Cave Albuquerque, New Mexico
John King Cave is the musical, poetic, and artistic vessel of Paul Waxler-Fahey, a folk artist currently residing in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The name recalls the story of John the apostle in the Cave of Patmos receiving the revelation of Christ the King. ... more
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