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   From: dockery@knology.net   
      
   "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...   
   > "Will Dockery" wrote...   
   > > "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:   
   >   
   > >>    (And his bicycle talks to him.)   
   > >   
   > > That's interesting, but back on topic...   
   >   
   > You have no interest of topic   
      
   Yet here you are, interested to the point of obsession...   
      
   To The Magic Store by Will Dockery   
      
   '' I don't think love dies--it just gets buried under bad experience   
   and incommunicability, or people go mad, suffer money woes, get caught   
   up in a war. But if you look to your dreams, you'll find the original   
   love tears, throbs and grief remain completely intact. The emotions   
   remain in the body, the mind and the heart, and they often come out in   
   dreams.'' -Allen Ginsberg   
      
   //Tripp Wrigley's songwriter night at The Vault//   
      
   Back at the turn of the century, Tripp Wrigley's songwriter's series   
   was one of the big nights of the week, in the early days of Uptown   
   Tap. Now, years later, TW's back, now at the Vault in downtown   
   Shadowville, for the first of his new songwriter/front porch picking   
   nights... every Wednesday.   
      
   In the first couple of weeks Tripp has hosted sets by Charles Tignor,   
   Dan Davidson, Rick Edwards, Brian Fowler, Riley Yielding, Dean from   
   Skydog, Kerry Lowe, Dockery-Conley Show and an all-star cast of guest   
   performers. Faces in the audience by the bar never fail to take me   
   back to simpler times, when the future was unwritten for downtown   
   Shadowville and anything seemed possible there. Tripp says he'll be   
   bringing me and Henry Conley back onstage for another set this month,   
   so come see us and check out the new song-poems we've concocted,   
   including this one with Gene-0 Woolfolk-   
      
   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 hear your voice 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   
      
   --   
   Truck Stop Woman by Dockery and Conley   
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)