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Blue Canary Written by Lew Jones- copyright-1986-ASCAP

Forever and Forever you will see
through your eyes that love this mystery
For always and a day or so they say
The sunlight kissed the water then went away
And now I know how it must go

Your mind is like is like the moon
Floating apricot to the real and the not

Forever and for always and all the way
the crystals glaze upon this child's play
as the earth spins slowly so my heart
will always be inside you from the start
Ah now I see how it must be

Your mind is like the moon (to see through your
eyes)
Holding on to the sky beyond
The yellowest flowers I've ever seen
Line the lake with stems so remarkably green
Extra ordinary, extra ordinary
blue canary day
Somewhere there are coconuts lying in the sand
In a very strange and foreign land
The sun shines down from heaven and everywhere
Lighting up the diamonds the rain left lying
Here just yesterday
Extra ordinary extra ordinary Blue Canary Day.
THE ECHOES
As I sit by the river tonight
and the wind in trees feels so right
And I think of the places we used to go
When our hearts were so free and so young
And the echoes, and the echoes, the echoes of our love
Will always be here when I feel this way
And I think of the love in your smile
Because we were both searching for something else
Something beyond these fields
Like Irish daisies in God's sweet hand
From his breath we fly then we land
And the echoes and the echoes, the echoes of our love
Will always be here when I walk these streets
And I think of the sun in your eyes
As the clouds whirl and twirl from the east and west
And our love is put to the test
We will stand like the wolves against the cold wind
Drawing strength from our magical past
And the echoes and the echoes,the echoes of our love
Will always be here when I see your face and I think
Of the love in your smile.

Sit by the lake feel the wind like fingers on my face
Live in a dream, things are never what they ever seem
Sunshine comes to who will wait for it
I lost my love now there's nothing but the stars
up above
Sunshine comes to who will wait for it. 1979