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Cobwebs In The Attic

from Amalgam by Richard Thorne

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lyrics

I was slipping out of focus , barely hanging on .
You were fading in the distance , and were nearly gone.
This was someone else's vision.
Whose I don't recall.
Naked trees stood in the background .
Indicating it was after our fall.

Cobwebs in the attic of the mind .
Dusting off old times .
Spur tales that will unwind .
Stored away for someone else to find.
In a distant time, will history be kind.

Frozen smiles, eyes distracted,
Styles that all have changed .
Family portrait , still together.
Neatly all arranged.
House of cards that still was standing .
Harboring false claims.
Different angles capture cryptic clues,
That all would soon be up in flames .

Cobwebs in the attic of the mind .
Dusting off old times .
Spur tales that will unwind .
Stored away for someone else to find.
In a distant time, will history be kind.

Mothers trading home spun tales,
Inside a country store .
Children laughing, building castles,
On a seaside shore.
Fathers round the table,
Casting caution to the wind.
One last family gathering ,
Before all the ranks would start to thin.

Cobwebs in the attic of the mind .
Dusting off old times .
Spur tales that will unwind .
Stored away for someone else to find.
In a distant time, will history be kind.

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from Amalgam, released April 6, 2004
RT : Vocals , guitars, drums
Mark Verdino : acoustic bass
Dennis Lichtman : mandolin

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