Rattles and Crib by charliechen [Email]
Genre: Soft Rock-Adult Contemporary
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Revised version with vocal re-recording and remix. I wanted to keep the arrangement very simple, with just voice, piano and cellos. The song is about growing up, forgiving, and coming home. Lyrics:
I can see somehow back far enoughThe room where it all began Rattles and crib and careless pride Losing the child in the man On the throne the child king sat Longing for rattles and crib Throwing tantrums no one can hear Drooling on a silk-lined bib On the wall were gold-framed pictures Scenes for the child to dream The images that were the child’s to draw Went up in a smoky stream Home How can I go home? Go home I want to go home Only if it were as easy as going Back to simpler times Then there wouldn’t be need for apologies And forgiving of silent crimes But all the memories just reveal Only memories themselves There isn’t all that much simplicity Just pictures off dusty shelves Home it’s time to go home Go home I want to go home And I look at the body that these memories now live in And I look at the tired feet that have carried me here And the comfort that was my hopes and rattles and crib And I’ll stay now writing to make these memories clear Home I want to go home Go home I think that I’m home |
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You must be registered and logged-in to comment. Very Interesting and Well Done &mdash 06/18/06 - 06:54:48 AM
Very Interesting and Well Done &mdash 06/20/06 - 11:05:21 AM
Very Interesting and Well Done &mdash 06/24/06 - 04:53:29 AM
Very Interesting and Well Done &mdash 06/24/06 - 11:11:24 AM
Impressive &mdash 06/19/06 - 08:49:30 PM
Impressive &mdash 06/20/06 - 11:07:46 AM
Marvellous! &mdash 07/10/06 - 10:51:44 PM
Marvellous! &mdash 07/12/06 - 10:42:19 AM
another great melody &mdash 10/19/06 - 01:14:03 AM
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important and each part has been done well (I wish the 'cellos' were less
synthetic sounding, but oh well). Musically (in my limited experience in
this genre), this is reminiscent of some of Jack Bruce's balladry, and I
would compare this favorably to Jack's work.
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