Homeward Through The Haze - C.P.R.

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Homeward Through The Haze Lyrics

First rain of winter
First fall from grace
It's my first hollow echo
In the halls of praiseHow could Samson
I thought he was blind as a bat
How cold he have torn down
The temple like thatAnd how could little Caesar
How could he know whereof he spoke
When all of his wheels
Are turning him into a joke'Cause the blind are leading the blind
And I am amazed how they stumble
Homeward through the hazeGot the soul of a ragpicker
Got the mind of a slug
And I keep sweeping problems
Under my rugAnd all of my fine
My fine fair weather friends, yeah
Will have no more time
To make their amends'Cause the blind are leading the blind

And I am amazed how they stumble
Homeward through the haze
SteadyThe blind lead the blind
And I am amazed how they stumble
Homeward through the haze

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C.P.R.

There have been two bands with this name. 1) In 1962, before David Crosby had tasted any fame, he and his girlfriend gave up their newborn baby boy for adoption. In 1995, Crosby was reunited with that son, James Raymond, only to discover that Raymond had developed some serious musical and songwriting talents of his own, without ever knowing who his real father was. They began writing songs together almost immediately, with the first product being "Morrison," a jazzy rock tune reflecting Crosby's anger over Jim Morrison's portrayal in the Oliver Stone film, "The Doors."

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