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The End Of An Age - Richard Swift



     
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Hello friend, how are you? How you do?
Nice to think most of the pain is through
But you never know about these things
You never knowHard for me to really understand
And hard for me to see the sleight of hand
'Cause the times have changed and we're getting old
We're getting oldPick a number and begin to count
You know I didn't mean to bring you down
This is the end of an age
I'm moving out because you're moving in
I couldn't see, I couldn't see
This is the end of an age
There's no time for weeping nowNice to think that that was in the past
And nice to know that nothing's meant to last
Well, except for you and except for me
What's up above and underneathIt's hard for me to really understand
And hard for me to see the sleight of hand
'Cause the times have changed and we're getting old

We're getting oldWell, pick a number and begin to count
You know I never meant to bring you down
This is the end of an age
I'm moving out because you're moving in
I couldn't see, I couldn't see
This is the end of an age
There's no time for weeping nowThere's no time for weeping now
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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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