Old Man Willow - Elephant's Memory



     
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Old Man Willow Lyrics


Somewhere there's an Old Man Willow
Weeping all alone
People laugh at him
Sit and stare everywhere
He doesn't care
He just sits there by his river
Gazing at the sky
What's the reason why
Is he there anywhere
People don't know why he sits there and cries
They think he's got a secret but they don't realize
He's just hot - he's got a fly on his shoulder
He wants to swat it off but his limbs have grown older
He's tired and sick and he can't walk away
To find some shade like he has made for others of the ____

He stopped to look at the sun one day
He didn't realize that he would be there to stay
It doesn't matter what the people think
He just want's to get out of the sun
To find a place that he can sleep
Somewhere there's an Old Man Willow
Weeping tears of rain
Wind blows in his eyes
as they stare everywhere....
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Lyrics submitted by Anarion Zelle.

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Elephant's Memory were a New York band most notable for backing up John Lennon and Yoko Ono during 1972 (appearing as the Plastic Ono Elephant's Memory Band) on a pair of albums and a handful of TV and live appearances. Two of their songs appeared earlier in the soundtrack to the movie Midnight Cowboy, "Jungle Gym At The Zoo" and "Old Man Willow". The band also appear in the 1983 documentary Hell's Angels Forever, in which they appear at the Hells Angels' Pirates Party held on the SS Bay Belle on September 5, 1973, together with the Jerry Garcia Band.

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