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Muriel. She's emotional, she experiences the full range of emotions. She is the woman you can't get so you want her more...or atleast want to understand her more.
i do all the vocals. A liitle guitar help from my roommate....thanks, Boris
i do all the vocals. A liitle guitar help from my roommate....thanks, Boris
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Lyrics
Muriel, What kind of woman are you?
Seems like since you went away,
your heart is still here
And all those guys that love to play
have been looking for you, my dear
Muriel, What kind of woman are you?
You fall for the guys that can’t settle down
Somehow in your mind, bad is better, now
You gladly pull out your chair
Pick up your napkin and wipe your own tears
Muriel, What kind of woman are you?
You get around town like Lili Marlene
Kiss ‘em goodbye and jump on a train
I wish you could teach me not to cry
To spread my wings and learn how to fly
Muriel, what kind of woman are you?
Seems like since you went away,
your heart is still here
And all those guys that love to play
have been looking for you, my dear
Muriel, What kind of woman are you?
You fall for the guys that can’t settle down
Somehow in your mind, bad is better, now
You gladly pull out your chair
Pick up your napkin and wipe your own tears
Muriel, What kind of woman are you?
You get around town like Lili Marlene
Kiss ‘em goodbye and jump on a train
I wish you could teach me not to cry
To spread my wings and learn how to fly
Muriel, what kind of woman are you?
Peter Greenstone
It keeps getting better. I really love the melody, both the
guitar and the vocal, and the lyrics. This could be a real
hauntingly sweet song. But I have to be honest. While the
singing performance has improved since the original
version, it still seems to be wrong for the song. I can just
imagine what it would be like with the right voice.
Normally, I wouldn't tell a person their voice is no good
for a song, because it's their song and it's probably better
to encourage them to keep working on it. But I really
don't think your voice will ever do justice to the wonderful
song you wrote. It's not about having perfect pitch, it's
more about the tone, the texture, the inflection.
Don't get me wrong. The song still moves me when you
sing it. I just hear a potential for it to be so much more
with the right voice.