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Merlin likes riding trains, but not the kind depicted in this song. "I do like this type of music. Relaxing." (Garageband.com)
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We started out in Medieval England and slowly evolved into a lean mean music making machine
Merlin and the Gnometones were a garageband from the sixties. They toured the US playing for small audiences, living day to day. They recorded over 70 songs using what ever equipment they could borrow. Recently, a tape was discovered with 30 of their original recordings. (Ironically in a garage sale) They have been digitally remastered and posted here for your enjoyment. Seriously, I am a non-performing songwriter just trying to get his music out to people who may enjoy it. Most of it falls into the classic rock genre, but there is a little bit of everything here. Thanks to anyone who takes the time to listen.
Song Info
Genre
Rock Classic Rock
Charts
Peak #2,443
Peak in subgenre #210
Author
Rick Norton
Rights
copyright 2000 Rick Norton
Uploaded
June 01, 2002
Track Files
MP3
MP3 2.4 MB 128 kbps 0:00
Story behind the song
This is the result of a group project on the rec.music.makers.songwriting newsgroup
Lyrics
Fallen Trees A freight train was coming through A million tears fell as frozen dew I heard the wind start to cry My world opened up to the black sky I closed my eyes and felt the pain As the bullets flew disguised as rain I saw my life passing by Riding the train to the other side *chorus* No place for the birds to sing No place to hold the leaves No place to hang a swing All there is are fallen trees The sun was warm upon my cheek As my eyes opened to take a peek I survived this ground attack The train was gone,but it left its track The mighty oak had stood so tall Cut down to size by a sudden squall. No more trees to block the sun A seed was sown, a new tree begun. *chorus* No place for the birds to sing No place to hold the leaves No place to hang a swing All there is are fallen trees A freight train was coming through A million tears fell as frozen dew I heard the wind start to cry My world opened up to the black sky *chorus* No place for the birds to sing No place to hold the leaves No place to hang a swing All there is are fallen trees
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