1. |
Take Me Down
02:45
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Take me down to a place where the light is pure
So I could finaly see what's on your mind
Leave all your secrets behind
Just bring your heart and baby let me play with it
I'll try not to break it
Take me down, won't you take me down
Sail away to the middle of the sea
So I could finaly know the truth about you and me
Let the breeze blow your troubles away
The sun will be your friend and the moon will be mine
We'll get along just fine
Take me down, won't you take me down
Try just to undwind, settle by my side
Let yourself turn back into nature's child
Take me down, won't you take me down
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2. |
Sunday Kinda Saturday
03:15
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I don't wanna go out
No I don't want to put clothes on
My baby's wrapped up in a blanket
Lookin just like a spring roll
She said "all i want for dinner is chocolate,
And a glass of alcohol"
Sunday kinda saturday
Sunday kinda saturday again
I don't wanna see no one
But my love, my honey dove
She said "play me that song about the man
Callin his Martha on the phone"
I said "I'd play it if I can,
If it makes you feel at home
Sunday kinda saturday
Sunday kinda saturday, again
Two little birds up in a nest
Waitin' for time to flow
She lays her head down on my breast
And the music is playin low
Sunday kinda saturday
Sunday kinda saturday again
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3. |
A Little Place
03:04
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I'm gonna find a way to make a little place in your heart
The night I've spent with you darling
Sittin on the bench, waiting for the truth
I know I've carried a lot of guilt over
But my pain won't stop if you don't let it go
Still gotta carry on
I'm gonna find a way to make a little place in your heart
Girl I'm tryin to hide my pain
I've been lookin for your heart in vain
But words don't lie and you won't cry
If I leave ain't that a shame
That hurt that makes me mad
The things you do with a love that I have
I've been keepin' it all for you
I'm gonna find a way to make a little place in your heart
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4. |
January, 1961
03:12
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Tears have not left his face
Every since the day
She has decided to go
He's holdin her picture on his chest
Whisperin' her name
Just to feel her beauty glow
Now he's just waitin
For his time
But he's still prayin
For her light to shine
Just one more time
He has not seen the sun for days
Stuck in that big old empty house
Searchin' for another memory
Hopin' for a soul to come by
Just to say "Hello"
"Hello in there" and set him free
Now he's just waiting
For his time
But he's still prayin
For her light to shine
Just one more time
January 1961
On her finger he placed a ring
A romance had begun
To last more than fifty springs
Now he's just waiting
For his time
But he's still prayin
For her light to shine
Just one more time
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The Possums Bordeaux, France
Thibault RIPAULT : Guitar/Vocals
Bastien CABEZON : Drums/Vocals
Julien BOUYSSOU : Organ
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