2014 - COVER Of A 1965 Dave Davies Kinks Song
And Of Course...
Somewhere Around 2002 I Ran Into Dave Davies In LA
But Momentarily Mistook Him For His Brother
We Were 15 Years Past When I Last Saw Either Of Them
It Was 10 AM At LA's Farmer's Market - Fairfax & 3rd
Most Of The Food Stalls Were Not Open Yet
The Tour Buses Were About An Hour Away From 
Dropping-Off The Lunch Crowd Of Tourists
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I'd Just Dropped My Son 
At The Public Elementary School Across The Street 
I Was Having Coffee Around 10 Am 
I Heard A 'Davies' Sounding Voice 
Talking To The Owner of The Mexican Food Stall
Where I Was A Regular & Knew The Owner 
For A Moment, I Thought It Was Ray
My Fucking Hero From Age 14 
But Nobodies Fool... Dave
Pretended Not To Be Himself 
Obviously Trying To Confuse Me 
In Order To Entertain The Charming Owner  
Of the Mexican Food Stall
I Went Back To My Coffee Thinking
I Know More Dave Davies Songs
Than 99% Of All Earthlings
And This Guy Just Missed The Opprtunity To Be Adored
By Trying To Impress Someone Else
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Wait Till Summer... Is The First Dave Davies Song I Learned 
As A Kid - Age 15/16
And Dave's First Song 
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Finally - I Love This!

WAIT TIL THE SUMMER COMES ALONG

I've been cryin' all the Winter
I've been waiting for some good to come my way
But I'll wait till the Summer comes along
Dear Lord, have I done so much wrong

How can I go on,
Wondering what I did wrong,
Can it be too much to ask?
Please, oh please, let it be.

If the Summer'll come my way,
Will I find someone to take the place of [?]?
But I'll wait till the Summer comes along.
Dear Lord, tell me what could I've done wrong.

Can it be that she,
Never wanted to,
Break some poor mother's heart?
Please, oh please, let it be.

I know my Summer'll never come.
I know I'll cry until my dying day has come.
Let the Winter roll along.
I've got nothing left but song.

Oh, oh, what's happened?
Oh, oh, what's happened?

Written by: Dave Davies
Published by: Kassner Music Co. Ltd

WAIT TILL SUMMER COMES ALONG (Kinks Kover)

Thanks For Listening
I've Been Writing & Recording Songs 
Since Age 14 In 1964   
In Order To Remember Them
I Had To Record Them 
By The Late '70s, I Realized 
I Had To Be My Own Favorite Artist  
And Keep Track Of The Songs I'd Written 
Who Knew They'd Keep Me Company In My Old Age?
This Is A 'Musical Diary' 
Of My Life For The Last 60 Years
By Clicking "Playlists" 
You Can Follow My 'Progressions'
By The Decades

WAIT TILL SUMMER COMES ALONG (Kinks Kover)

Richard Goldman