David Munyon At The End Of The River

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(Song for THE BAND, Woodstock, N.Y.)

(David Munyon / Gary Vincent / Greg Humphrey)

This song was written during a writing session at Gary Vincents house, we were trying to write a song for THE BAND, and it took on a life of it's own... Gary I tried to reach you by telephone, I couldn't reach you, so please find Humphrey for any royalties from this song or please check with GEMA in Germany. And again, Love should do it...once again...


We been running from thes rainbows
With intentions good as gold
We been high... almost died
Somehow we kept it on the road
Someone called me up and told me
You were smoking like a train
If you hear from Mister Sister... say we're dancin' in the rain

In between the night in August
When you wonder where she is
For a second you surrender
At the end of the river

Robert wrote said he was travelin'
Searching for what he didn't know
The drummer wired from a wooden boat
Sure hope there's dreams enough to float

In between the night in August
When you wonder where she is
For a second you surrender
At the end of the river

Ahhhhh... watch the river flow
Ahhhhh... ain't the water cold

Are you still driving your old Shelby
Where so many others fell
I saw a guy on morning T.V.
Was it you I couldn't tell
Could you call or bring the photos
I'll bring the cooler and the ice
An' we'll sit upon this crazy world, spread a blanket on disguise

David Munyon: vocal, guitar
Chris Jones: guitar
Hans-Jörg Maucksch: bass