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| Lyric Credits: |
Dan Gribbin |
| Music Credits: |
Dan Gribbin |
| Producer Credits: |
Dan Gribbin |
| Publisher Credits: |
Dan Gribbin |
| Performance Credits: |
Dan Gribbin & Martha Brandt |
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Short Song Description:
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Long Song Description:
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Story Behind the Song:
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| Song Length |
3:49 |
| Primary Genre |
Folk-General |
| Tempo / Feel |
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| Tempo / Feel |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
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LOOKED FOR YOU
Verse 1:
Looked for you across the water, where the heron softly glides;
Landing there among the cat-tails, where he fished the other side.
As I looked for you, I wondered, how the heron mourns his mate.
Does he see her in reflection, as the ripples undulate?
Chorus:
One day, you said: "Life is fragile;
What we value sometimes breaks.
Mother Nature never reckons
What she gives and what she takes."
Verse 2:
Yes, I wonder how the heron
Reconciles himself to loss.
As he stands there in shadows,
Draped in ancient Spanish moss.
Does his wisdom teach him courage?
Does he hold the pain inside?
Is he feeling lost and hopeless
At the gift that's now denied?
Chorus:
One day, you said: "Life is fragile;
What we value sometimes breaks.
Mother Nature never reckons
What she gives and what she takes."
Verse 3:
Looked for you tonight at sunset; found you there among the stars.
On this shoreline, looking skyward, grateful love can reach so far.
Still I wonder how the heron reconciles himself to loss.
As he stands there in reflection, eyeing me from far across.
Chorus:
One day, you said: "Life is fragile;
What we value sometimes breaks.
Mother Nature never reckons
What she gives and what she takes."
© 2005 by Daniel V. Gribbin
Dan Gribbin
bluzeman1@hotmail.com
Phone: 386-760-8226
Cell: 386-956-1813
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