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Song to Paul Harvey
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"First thing in the morning, but also quite late,
Not sure what the day is, much less the date,
There's clouds in his mind that he can't see behind."
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"Nothing as good as the morning,
I'm welcoming the dawn in.
It's brightening up the windows
And it's lightening up the walls."
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Pete Caruana UK
Pete taught art, music and drama at Imberhorne School in Sussex, where he wrote the music for many productions. He now concentrates on composing, arranging and recording his original material in his home studio. His songs usually contain something of a story line, and can be on surprisingly varied subjects. Many songs are presented in two different arrangements such as electric and acoustic. ... more
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