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This Was Recorded At Sound City Studios
In Van Nuys, Ca - Late 1974 - Early '75
With Frederick Ampel Producing & Engineering
Using The Second Moog Synthesizer 
On The West Coast... 
Moog's Were Rare Because
It Took An On-Site Moog-Representative
Who Was Both Keyboard Player & Recording Engineer
Wish I Could Recall The Dude's Name 
Who Managed A Million Patch Cords
And Played Some Lovely Keyboard Parts
I Play The Acoustic & Electric Guitar Stuff
But Cheers & Thank-You To Both Mr Moog & Fred Ampel
For All The Hard Work
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I Like Earlier Mixes Of This With Less Moog
I Think We Got Carried Away Some
Because The Folk-Singer Thing Was Kinda Done...
But This Is As Close To A Final Mix As We Currently Have
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This Was An Oddly Wistful One...
Mostly Blaming The Girl For Leaving
A Romance... That Never Happened
It Would Seem Like; 
Since This Relationship Was Not Real
She Had Every Right To Step Away From It
But Sure - It's Easy To Play Monday-Morning Quarterback 
With 50 Years Of Hindsight & Say 
'Rich, Wow, You Got That All Wrong!'
 
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Go & Make Me Lonely
It Won't Mean A Thing
Go & Take It Slowly 
It Won't Mean A Thing
And Don’t You Worry None
Don’t Worry About Me
I Won’t Let You Down
I’ll Only Let You Be
And You’ll Never Kknow
How Good It Feels To Love You
I Love You

And Hey I’m Sorry If I 
Complicated Things
I Never Meant To Feel That Way
You Know How It Is
And Who’ll Catch The Next Plane?
I’m Not Really Clear
You Mentioned Something But I
Didn’t Really Hear
And You’ll Never Know
How Good It Feels To Love You
To Love You

So Can You Kindly Give Back
All That I Gave
You Took The Calendar
I Just Want The Days
No They Don’t Amount To Much
It’s Just My Keeping Sake
I’m A Little Funny When There 
Ain’t Too Much At Stake
And You’ll Never Know
How Good It Feels To Love You
To Love You

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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

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Richard Goldman