Songs by Clare S.


   

PERFECT BALANCE

  1. PERFECT BALANCE
    Clare S.
    Genre: Singer Songwriter/Folk Tribute
    Tempo: Midtempo


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    Being from Chicago and an loyal fan, I felt I had to do a tribute to John Prine. Music & Lyrics by Clare Steffen, Music by John Melusky, Vocals, Music & Music Production by Paul DeMarco, Mandolin by Ed Harris.  I reached out to Billy Prine (John's Brother) and his assistant said he wanted to talk to me (we'll see if this happens).  I was also thinking of reaching out to John Prine's widow, Fiona.  She maintain The Hello In There Foundation, and perhaps they might find this song interesting.   Maybe folks like Bonnie Raitt, and others who have popularized his songs and performed with him might light doing a tribute to him.  Even Bob Dylan has recorded John Prine songs.

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    V1 You carried and delivered, Life stories in a song From a scream to a whisper Your feelings were so strong Sam Stone brought us shivers You hoped to change what was wrong Seeking perfect balance V2 More than an old town legend, Life-long best friend, snow or rain Served your country for a second Came home to silent pain Soldier stories, to tragic, for some to tell On their way back from hell Seeking perfect balance Pre-Chorus (Bridge?) Trees fall for timber Old people lose their glimmer Chorus (Spoken word—Bridge) Social commentary was a tasty snack Satire with our TV dinners A side of humor with a six pack Attracted all the saints and sinners ---Instrumental Break------ V3 Your words were melancholy The truth can be that way Melting like Salvador Dali Persistence of memory Your life though your song Will always stay To remind us not to sway Seeking perfect balance (x2) Outro (spoken) A man of many talents Perfect balance Amen


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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