The Concert
from In Your Bed by Melanie J. Hebert
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The Concert Melanie Hebert
(Dedicated to David Francey sailing the ships of imagination)
David Francey in the warmth and flood of the stage lights unassuming a voice that makes my heart awake The crowded hall was still as early morning air before they’ve all awaken you’ve been there painting scenes as only beauty is found in dreams lined face morose and sad in your eyes greatness gleams
Chorus: I see the Lucky Man standing in his jeans are you unaware of the love that you give and the hearts that you mend to all of us what it means
You sail the ships of imagination through the oceans of our lives rocking souls to rest from crashing waves to sleepy tides the dark song your singing has veiled the starry night only to lead us to see ourselves burning bright Ship roll into morning sun gulls cry as a new day arrives hands in your pockets feet on solid ground you turn then sigh
Chorus: I see the Lucky Man standing in his jeans are you unaware of the love that you give and the hearts that you mend to all of us what it means
I see David Francey in the warmth and flood of the stage lights
(Dedicated to David Francey sailing the ships of imagination)
David Francey in the warmth and flood of the stage lights unassuming a voice that makes my heart awake The crowded hall was still as early morning air before they’ve all awaken you’ve been there painting scenes as only beauty is found in dreams lined face morose and sad in your eyes greatness gleams
Chorus: I see the Lucky Man standing in his jeans are you unaware of the love that you give and the hearts that you mend to all of us what it means
You sail the ships of imagination through the oceans of our lives rocking souls to rest from crashing waves to sleepy tides the dark song your singing has veiled the starry night only to lead us to see ourselves burning bright Ship roll into morning sun gulls cry as a new day arrives hands in your pockets feet on solid ground you turn then sigh
Chorus: I see the Lucky Man standing in his jeans are you unaware of the love that you give and the hearts that you mend to all of us what it means
I see David Francey in the warmth and flood of the stage lights
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from In Your Bed,
released November 30, 2011
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Melanie J. Hebert Oshawa, Ontario
One of the things I love most about being a Songwriter is how you can connect with a person’s innermost thoughts ,dreams and fears. If you know me chances are you're already in my songs. I've poured my Heart into each and every one of these songs, they have been lessons and reflections of the many sides of me. It is one of the truest joys in my life to be able to share these songs with you. ... more
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Nov 2011
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