Cheshire Bridge Road (words by Will Dockery)

[Will Dockery]

Cheshire Bridge Road

Early Sunday morning walking with you on Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.

Walking on Cheshire Bridge Road early Sunday morning with you
barefoot in the dew.
Sunlight burns away until the fog is gone
and brings in the dawn.

Every time I see your face
it reminds me of music.
Every time I see your face
across that bar.

Early Sunday morning walking with you down Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Still would like to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.

Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene Woolfolk and Henry Conley.

[Karla]

Post by Will Dockery
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Walking on Cheshire Bridge Road early Sunday morning with you
barefoot in the dew.
Sunlight burns away until the fog is gone
and brings in the dawn.
Every time I see your face
it reminds me of music.
Every time I see your face
across that bar.
Early Sunday morning walking with you down Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Still would like to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene Woolfolk and Henry Conley.

First time in a long time that the words make sense. I bet you cleared your head
with a cuppa joe before you wrote this.

I'd give this a spell chec,k though, to polish the lyric transcription. I didn't
give it a hard look, but I noticed 'Cheshire' misspelled a couple of times.

Karla

[Will Dockery]

Post by Karla

Post by Will Dockery
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Cheshire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Walking on Cheshire Bridge Road early Sunday morning with you
barefoot in the dew.
Sunlight burns away until the fog is gone
and brings in the dawn.
Every time I see your face
it reminds me of music.
Every time I see your face
across that bar.
Early Sunday morning walking with you down Cheshire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Still would like to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene Woolfolk and Henry Conley.

First time in a long time that the words make sense. I bet you cleared your head
with a cuppa joe before you wrote this.

There's been an almost endless cup of coffee near me for the past few
months, yes... 21 months of no booze, although I have thought about
getting smashed again a couple of times over the last few days... the
thought crosses my mind when almost everyone I know drinks pretty
heavily.

But, yeah, there was some good coffee that night... Geno played a
little riff on his piano which HC picked up on with some guitar, and
the words followed the flow of their melody... currently, we're
working with a female vocalist to sing it, and so far looks like a
winner to me.

Post by Karla
I'd give this a spell chec,k though, to polish the lyric transcription. I didn't
give it a hard look, but I noticed 'Cheshire' misspelled a couple of times.

Jeeze, yes, thanks for pointing those mistakes out to me... not sure
why I kept hitting the "r" in "Cheshire", but that really does ruin
the poem, for sure. Unfortunately, I did have a corrected version of
this, but in the hub-bub of the moment I posted this earlier one.

All I could spot is the "Chershire" bits, which are horrible mistakes!

--
"She Sleeps Tight", vocals by Will Dockery & Sandy Madaris, guitars by
Brian Mallard. Paintings by George Sulzbach:
http://youtu.be/9uGY157cpiU

[Orson Wells as CitizenCain]

"Will Dockery" <***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:613c0a69-85a2-4944-a661-***@j9g2000prh.googlegroups.com...

mistakes


horrible mistakes!

[Orson Wells as CitizenCain]

Post by Will Dockery
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.

I think it would be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you and
watch you hit yourself in the skull with a hammer.