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I did think I was finished writing songs. And then I realized that that itself could be the subject of a song. Then I decided I had not yet written anything in the key of F. Finally, I decided the album needed a song with an R&B groove. Photograph by Arnold Brower (www.arnoldbrower.com). Used by permission.

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Well I thought I was finished, no more love for me
Down for the count, More misery
But you came to the rescue with a lifeline or two
And I'm not close to finished with you

I thought I was finished, No more songs
Thought I was finished, I was wrong
The drought is all over, Rain has broke through
And I'm not close to finished with you

Sometimes the world is a desert, Where nothing can grow
Sometimes even in the desert, A rose is a rose is a rose

I thought I was finished, Thought I had my fill
Feeling diminished, Over the hill
You came to my rescue with a new point of view
Now I'm not close to finished with you.

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from Keeper Of The Light, released June 10, 2019
With Alton Smith on keyboards, Rachel Drew on harmony vocal (recorded at Sonic Spa), and with Steve Dawson on everything else (recorded by Steve at Kernel Studio).

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peter zeldow Chicago, Illinois

Songs that hover around folk, rock & country genres with a mostly gentle, acoustic guitar-based mid-60s sound. The themes are universal: love (Jerome, You Are True), loss (Go), desire (Hunger), memory (It All Comes Back), aging (Golden Years), empathy (Kindness), & gratitude (Grateful). The delivery is understated, but the storytelling packs an emotional wallop that rewards careful listening. ... more

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