Name: One Too Many Mornings by AndyPay
Duration: 3 min 20 s
Description: From Dylan's 1964 album The Times They A-Changin'

Vocals, guitar, mandola: Andy Pay; fretless bass, percussion: Jonny Lipsham. Mixed at Jonny Lipsham Studios, Edinburgh, UK

Hilary Morel (pictured): Lead vocal
Richard Knott: Nylon and steel string acoustic guitars, bass, percussion, backing vocal
Written and arranged by Richard Knott
Vocal arrangement by Hilary Morel and Richard Knott
Recorded and mixed by Iain Paterson
www.richardknottsongs.com

The Shortest Day (Iain Paterson mix)

Trust the writer demo recorded in the VIP Lounge Penzance Cornwall on 17th June 2015. Its partly about human nature and partly about the presentation, distortion and interpretation of events and relationships by the media and ourselves. The observation and description of people and events can vary greatly depending on the writer. "Both truth and lies deceive".

"I've been waiting all my life, to tear darkness from the light,
To rip beauty from the page, to pull reason from the rage.

The fire is roaring wet, I remember, you forget.
Spend savings never there. Take the lift, avoid those stares.

Is it all right, is it all right now? Yes its all right, its all right now.

Waiting in the line, dijesting all those lies,
Distrusting pretty words, diverting from the herd.

Thunder shakes the sun, their anger fools the gun,
Headlines hide the news, such clarity obtuse.

Is it all right, is it all right now? Yes its all right, its all right now.

When storms are ferrocious, trust is broken and fades,
Hope is on the horrison, such a long way away.

If you think words bewilder, if you trust in those eyes.
Better question the writer, and predict the surprise,
What a surprise!

Is it all right, is it all right now?
Yes its all right, its all right now.

Can you hear the love story, did you share all their pain?
Will you learn from all sadness, make mistakes, take the blame.

But its all right, I know its all right now.
Yes its all right, its all right now.

You've got to trust in me (Trust the writer), I'll show you what I see.
It may be hard to believe (Trust the writer), As truth and lies deceive.




Chris Hutchings November 2012"

Trust The Writer (Acoustic demo 2015)

The first instrumental I ever wrote, after years of playing other people's tunes.
Written and performed by Richard Knott on a Fylde Orsino
Basic home recording using the Focusrite iTrack Dock
www.richardknottsongs.com

Black & Blue

From Dylan's 1964 album The Times They A-Changin'

One Too Many Mornings

Cover of an excellent song by Rory Graham (Rag and bone man) touching on the frailty of humans, their relationships, and their blindness to responsibility ...... if its not humans, who should take the blame?
All vocals and keys by X24. Recorded at Silvermere 10.3.17

One Too Many Mornings

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