Quest: I. Dark Paths
de George Crumb
Where did you get those summer rays?
I'm caught thinking towards the days,
When summaries did not cloud,
when everything i did made my mother proud.
Dont you ever compromise?
Then you will she just where it lies.
Underneath their best intentions.
Where did I get these winter ways?
If you want me, I'll be outside,
with my hands in my pockets,
with my mouth on the ground.
Don't you ever realize?
It's not just those that i despise,
but your lack of attention.
It's just a problem you need!
It's just a problem you need!
Need, need
It's just a problem you...
It's just a problem you...
Swing!
Did you ever get the letter that I wrote you?
Said "I hope you feel better soon,
and maybe by then we could comprehend
how to work things out and how not to shout.
When we sit down late,
Mourning for the death of your ever present pout.
Every time I get the feeling things are going fine,
I get this creepy little feeling, climb spine ladder to whine.
It's just a something. It's just a none thing.
It's just something!"
Need, want, need, want,
need, want, need, want,
need, want, need, want,
need, want,need
It' just a problem you need,
Need,
Need is just a problem you want.
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An Idyll for The Misbegotten
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Quest: IV. Fugitive Sounds
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Quest: V. Nocturnal
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Quest: II. Fugitive Sounds
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 4, Dry Bones (Humoresque macabre)
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 1, My Lord, What a Beautiful Morning!
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 6, Blowin' in the Wind (After Bob Dylan)
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 7, When the Saints Go Marching In
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 8, Goodbye, Old Paint
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American Songbook VI "Voices from the Morning of the Earth": No. 9, O Peter, Go Ring-a Dem Bells
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Images III "An Idyll for the Misbegotten"
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The Sleeper
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Madrigals, Book 1: I. Verte desnuda es recordar la tierra (to see you naked Is to remember the earth)
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Madrigals, Book 1: II. No piensan en la lluvia, y se han dormido (They do not think of the rain, and they've fallen asleep)
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