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Turning Into Randolph Scott (Humid Child) - Leo Kottke



     
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Turning into Randolph Scott
Some things never change
Dried up and solitary
Alkali on the rangeOnce she was a humid child
Nodding toward her place
Sleeping in her vegetables
Legumes for a face
Once she was a humid child
Now she ain'tTurning into Randolph Scott
Some things never change
Dried up and solitary
Alkali on the rangeCarrots where her eyes were bright
Orange where she'd blush
Brussel sprout conditioned fists
Dropped string beans into her socksOnce she was a humid child
Now she is notTurning into Randolph Scott
Some things never change
Dried up and solitary

Alkali on the rangeTurning into Randolph Scott
Some things never change
Dried up and solitary
Alkali on the range
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Leo Kottke (born September 11, 1945 in Athens, Georgia) is a legendary acoustic guitar virtuoso who has developed a cult following of fellow guitarists and fans over the span of a 30-year career of recording and performing. Blending folk, jazz, and blues influences into a signature finger-picked style of syncopated, polyphonic music, Kottke's work pre-dated and predicted much of the New Age instrumental music movement, and is often considered part of the American Primitivism movement, partly because he was signed to John Fahey's Takoma Records label.

Read more about Leo Kottke on Last.fm.


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