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A Song for Milton Feher - Richard Swift



     
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I felt for certain that you were ashamed
We were laughing for reasons that I'd rather not say
Oh no, I rather not say
It's kind of hard to explainRunning for cover when the skies turn gray
We held on to each other and stepped out of the rain
Yeah, we stepped out of the rain
We thought you'd know that againI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordBrother, dear brother, oh how the times change
I got nothing in writing but it don't mean a thing
Oh no, it don't mean a thing
Because I don't own a thingI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordWhy don't we fight in the flesh and the blood?
Were we looking for cities that got lost in the flood?
Yeah, they got lost in the flood

They're on the piles of mudI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every wordI will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word
I will listen to your every word

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Singer/songwriter Richard Swift's lo-fi, sepiatone style harkens back to the tin pan alley era. Born in 1977, the California native spent his youth locked in his room with a four-track recorder, a device that, along with a computer, he continues to utilize to this day. Influenced by everyone from Bob Dylan to early seventies dub acts like the Congos and Lee Perry, he has provided keyboards for shoegazeers Starflyer 59 and released two records of his own, Walking Without Effort and the Novelist, both of which were reissued on Secretly Canadian as a double album in 2005.

Read more about Richard Swift on Last.fm.


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