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Joan's Call

from Streetcar Curtsy 0001 by Cam Jones

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My Nanny made an impression on me that is tattooed on my soul. This is for her. I miss her.

lyrics

Dear Joan.
Please don’t go.
This melody,
is a stop order.
Tell go Death to go to hell
I know you won’t, I know you will.
We need you here with us still,
I know you won’t, I know you will.

Laughed until we cried,
We’ll cry until we laugh.
Walk around this earth;
Joan tattooed upon my breast.

Joan, please don’t go.
Nurse in World War.
Once again, once more,
put us before yourself.
Breath deep.
Just breath.
Breath deep.
Just breath.

Laughed until we cried,
We’ll cry until we laugh.
Walk around this earth;
Joan tattooed upon my breast.

Slideshow photograph;
Joan it’s not time yet.
Seawall walk to the past,
Joan it’s not time, just yet.
Come sit, watch over us;
and we’ll watch over you.
Finite episode,
Infinite feel.

Dear Joan.
Please don’t go.

credits

from Streetcar Curtsy 0001, released October 15, 2011
Song written by: Cam Jones
Acoustic Guitar: Cam Jones
Production/Mixing/Mastering: Cam Jones

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Streetcar Curtsy Ottawa, Ontario

One VOICE, one GUITAR.

Cam Jones is a singer-songwriter, solo-acoustic-electric- rhytmic-folk-rock evolution based in Ottawa, Canada.

At the heart of Cam's songs is an agenda with words. The poetry of Cam's lyrics is an intentional attempt to diffuse basic structure by bringing the song in every poem to the instrument that rounds them.

"This machine kills fascists." - or, at least, debates them ... more

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