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By John Loves Julie
Words & Music by Ian Winick
Performed by Claudia Fenslau and Ian Winick

Lyrics:

The fairytales of romance have shed their skins and gone
And love has left you dancing to a rhythm of your own
But will he come, riding from the dragon’s lair
Calling you to throw him down your hair?

And now the stars are fading, the writing’s on the wall
It’s midnight, Cinderella, and it’s time you fled the ball
And all the time, you’re waiting for the clock to chime
He’ll see you in your ragged dress – and smile

And Sleeping Beauty’s wide awake, she knows the ice will never break
And she will have eternities to kick him into shape
 
There’s loneliness in romance, there’s courage in retreat
There’s poetry in silence, there’s comfort in defeat

And in the end, it’s still the same, a love that never shouts its name
And he will hold his gaze until the Ice Queen melts away
Melts away to other times when happy endings made her cry
Her Prince Charming isn’t dead – he’s just a man, just a man, just a man

Just A Man (Album Version)

High Atmosphere, the third album in the remarkable career arc of singer-songwriter/visual artist Diana Jones, hits with the force of a revelation, further deepening an unprecedented body of work that began in 2006 with My Remembrance of You and continued with 2009’s Better Times Will Come. On her new release, recorded entirely live with simpatico musicians at Quad studios in Nashville, this single-minded artist continues to hew to an austere, plainspoken aesthetic, yet its timelessly homespun frameworks are embedded with distinctly topical subject matter. As Bill Friskics-Warren so aptly pointed out in his New York Times profile, Jones “approaches the mountain-ballad tradition not as a curiosity or antique but as a renewable vernacular that’s just as capable of speaking to the human condition now as it was 80 years ago.”

01 High Atmosphere (Album)

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