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Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat
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Al Stewart - Time Passages
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Al Stewart - The Year Of The Cat
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Al Stewart - On The Border
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Al Stewart - Optical illusions
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Al Stewart - Broadway Hotel
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Al Stewart - One stage before
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Al Stewart - Flying Sorcery
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Al Stewart - Lord Grenville
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Al Stewart - Anna
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Al Stewart - Blow Your Mansion Down
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Al Stewart - If it doesn't come naturally, leave it
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Al Stewart - In red square
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Al Stewart - Lori, don't go right now
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Al Stewart - Midas Shadow
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Al Stewart - Next time
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Al Stewart - One, Two, Three
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Al Stewart - Red Toupee
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Al Stewart - Samuel How You've Changed
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Al Stewart - Sand in your shoes
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Al Stewart - The Ballad Of Mary Foster
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Al Stewart - The coldest winter in memory
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Al Stewart - Toutes Les Etoiles
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Al Stewart - A Long Way Down From Stephanie
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Al Stewart - A man for all seasons
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Al Stewart - A Sense Of Deja Vu
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Al Stewart - Accident On 3rd Street
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Al Stewart - Age Of Rhythm
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Al Stewart - Almost Lucy
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Al Stewart - Always The Cause
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Al Stewart - Amsterdam
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Al Stewart - Angel Of Mercy
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Al Stewart - Angry Bird
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Al Stewart - Anniversary
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Al Stewart - Antarctica
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Al Stewart - Apple Cider Re Constitution
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Al Stewart - Apple Cider Reconstitution
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Al Stewart - Bad reputation
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Al Stewart - Beacon Street
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Al Stewart - Bedsitter images
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Al Stewart - Beleeka Doodle Day
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Al Stewart - Belsize Blues
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Al Stewart - Black Hill
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Al Stewart - Cafe Society
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Al Stewart - Candidate
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Al Stewart - Candy Came Back
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Al Stewart - Carol
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Al Stewart - Charlotte Corday
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Al Stewart - Child's View Of The Eisenhower Years
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Al Stewart - Class Of '58
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Al Stewart - Cleave To Me
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Al Stewart - Clifton In The Rain
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Al Stewart - Constantinople
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Al Stewart - Dark Side
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Al Stewart - Delia's Gone
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Al Stewart - Don't Forget Me
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Al Stewart - Down In The Cellars
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Al Stewart - Ear Of The Night
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Al Stewart - Electric Los Angeles sunset
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Al Stewart - Elvaston Place
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Al Stewart - Elvis At The Wheel
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Al Stewart - End Of The Day
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Al Stewart - Fantasy
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Al Stewart - Feel Like
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Al Stewart - Fields of France
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Al Stewart - Football Hero
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Al Stewart - Four Of a Kind
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Al Stewart - Franklin's Table
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Al Stewart - French Laundry
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Al Stewart - Genie on a table top
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Al Stewart - Gethsemene Again
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Al Stewart - Ghostly Horses Of The Plains
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Al Stewart - Gina In The Kings Road
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Al Stewart - Hanno The Navigator
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Al Stewart - Helen And Cassandra
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Al Stewart - Here In Angola
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Al Stewart - Hipposong
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Al Stewart - House Of Clocks
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Al Stewart - How Does It Happen
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Al Stewart - I don't believe you
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Al Stewart - I'm falling
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Al Stewart - Immelman Turn
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Al Stewart - In Brooklyn
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Al Stewart - In the dark
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Al Stewart - Indian Summer
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Al Stewart - Jackdaw
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Al Stewart - Joe the Georgian
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Al Stewart - Josephine Baker
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Al Stewart - Katherine Of Oregon
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Al Stewart - King of Portugal
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Al Stewart - Last Days Of The Century
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Al Stewart - Laughing into 1939
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Al Stewart - League of notions
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Al Stewart - License To Steal
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Al Stewart - Life and life only
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Al Stewart - Life between the wars
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Al Stewart - Life In Dark Water
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Al Stewart - Like William Mckinley
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Al Stewart - Lindy comes to town
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Al Stewart - Lonliest Place On The Map
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Al Stewart - Lord Salisbury
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Al Stewart - Love Chronicles
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Al Stewart - Lover Man
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Al Stewart - Lyke-wake Dirge
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Al Stewart - Manuscript
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Al Stewart - Marion The Chatelaine
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Al Stewart - Merlin's Time
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Al Stewart - Merry Monks
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Al Stewart - Midnight Rocks
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Al Stewart - Millie Brown
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Al Stewart - Mixed Blessing
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Al Stewart - Modern times
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Al Stewart - Mona Lisa Talking
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Al Stewart - Mondo Sinistro
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Al Stewart - Mr. Lear
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Al Stewart - Murmansk Run/Ellis Island
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Al Stewart - My Contemporaries
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Al Stewart - My Egyptian Couch
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Al Stewart - My Enemies Have Sweet Voices
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Al Stewart - Necromancer
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Al Stewart - News from Spain
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Al Stewart - Night meeting
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Al Stewart - Night Of The 4th Of May
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Al Stewart - Night rolls in
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Al Stewart - Night train to Munich
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Al Stewart - Nostradamus
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Al Stewart - Not the one
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Al Stewart - Old Admirals
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Al Stewart - Old Compton street blues
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Al Stewart - Out In The Snow
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Al Stewart - Paint by numbers
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Al Stewart - Pandora
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Al Stewart - Peter On The White Sea
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Al Stewart - Post World War Two Blues
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Al Stewart - Pretty golden hair
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Al Stewart - Princess Olivia
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Al Stewart - Rain Barrel
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Al Stewart - Real and unreal
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Al Stewart - Roads to Moscow
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Al Stewart - Rocks In The Ocean
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Al Stewart - Royal Courtship
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Al Stewart - Rumours Of War
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Al Stewart - Running man
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Al Stewart - Russians & Americans
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Al Stewart - Sailing Into The Future
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Al Stewart - Sampan
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Al Stewart - Scandinavian Girl
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Al Stewart - Sergio
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Al Stewart - Shah Of Shahs
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Al Stewart - Shiraz Shuffle
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Al Stewart - Silver Kettle
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Al Stewart - Sirens Of Titan
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Al Stewart - Sleepwalking
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Al Stewart - Small fruit song
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Al Stewart - Soho (needless to say)
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Al Stewart - Somewhere In England 1915
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Al Stewart - Song On The Radio
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Al Stewart - Songs out of Clay
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Al Stewart - Strange girl
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Al Stewart - Swallow Wind
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Al Stewart - Swiss Cottage Maneuvers
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Al Stewart - Tasting History
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Al Stewart - Terminal Eyes
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Al Stewart - The bear farmers of Birnam
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Al Stewart - The Candidate
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Al Stewart - The Carmichaels
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Al Stewart - The dark and rolling sea
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Al Stewart - The elf
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Al Stewart - The Gypsy And The Rose
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Al Stewart - The last day of June 1934
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Al Stewart - The Night That The Band Got The Wine
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Al Stewart - The One That Got Away
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Al Stewart - The Palace of Versailles
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Al Stewart - The Ringing Of Bells
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Al Stewart - The World Goes To Riyadh
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Al Stewart - Three Mules
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Al Stewart - Timeless skies
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Al Stewart - Tonton Macoute
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Al Stewart - Trains
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Al Stewart - Trespasser
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Al Stewart - Turn into earth
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Al Stewart - Turning It Into Water
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Al Stewart - Under a Winestained Moon
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Al Stewart - Valentina Way
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Al Stewart - Waiting For Margaux
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Al Stewart - Warren Harding
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Al Stewart - What's Going On?
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Al Stewart - Where are they now
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Al Stewart - Willie the King
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Al Stewart - You don't even know me
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Al Stewart - You should have listened to Al
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Al Stewart - Zero she flies
Swiss Cottage Maneuvers
Al Stewart
On a Christmas cake day one Friday in August
In a book shop in Charing Cross Road
I first set eyes on a girl and at once I didn't know
She had eyes like a poet and hair like a rainbow
Reflecting the lights that did glow
And the sadness she kept in her eyes
Struck my senses a blow
And so as by chance at the touch of a glance
We could find ourselves out in the road
With no crush of time to defeat us and no place to go
And I couldn't say how but the coffee bar crowd
Had appeared through the silence that broke
And she said "Oh my father's a judge in St Albans you know."
Oh well, then perhaps I could help you
You know that St. Albans is miles away
And I've got a room in Swiss Cottage in which you could stay
She laughed "Oh I couldn't do that, for I've got to be up in the
morning you see."
So I rang up to find out the first morning train she could take.
And so in the gloom of a candlelit room
With spaghetti, two forks and plate
She said "Oh I really would like to be free and escape."
Oh well if it's like that, you don't have to go back
and you're perfectly welcome to stay
"But I've not finished school yet." she said as she got into bed
And so as she slept and the pure morning crept through the windows
to take her away
I thought you can't make people be what you want them to be
I could see my self nailed to a dormitory tale of a holiday night's
escapade
And just yesterday she had seemed like a woman to me
and so like a child with the sleep in her eyes
Where the sadness of age had once been
She left on the train with a "See you again" and a smile
And I couldn't say what I had won or I lost
Or even just what I had seen
But when I'm alone I just think of her once in awhile.