On Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 6:08:07 PM UTC-7, Mike Antonucci wrote:   
   > Help - Does anyone know of a late 60s song ( not rock) A piece of lyrics   
   > goes - "In a long, white room, a room that might of  been a loft" another   
   > piece " no one complains being there - in a long white room." I've been   
   > looking for this one for years. Thanks Mike   mike.antonucci@cox.net   
      
   Dear Mike,   
      
   It's a song by Nancy Wilson... Lyric by Martin Charnin... and you can find it   
   on YouTube.   
      
   "In A Long White Room" refers to a flying circular (no beginning or no end)   
   Incubatorium. It's not a loft... it's aloft meaning up in the air. It's not   
   earth-bound, which is why no one ever finds it. "We will grow tomorrows   
   flowers in yesterday's pots."    
   refers to the on-board Incubatorium wherein an entire wall of fish tanks   
   contains little fetuses. See picture... Dr. John E. Mack M.D.'s book Human   
   Encounters with Aliens "Abduction" page 141. You've probably been abducted   
   yourself, hence the longing to    
   find the tune. Don't panic... they have been here for over 12,000 years. They   
   are Master Geneticists and are the one's responsible for the manufacture of   
   Homo Sapiens. This is the reason for the "Missing link" and also the reason   
   that the core of every    
   human brain is Reptilian. More if you like.   
      
      
   Michael O'Connor   
   bluescarecrow@qwest.net   
      
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