I see a sunset in your eyes
See a highway in your smile
I'd walk a hundred desert miles
Just to meet you

And I'll call you baby if I want to
Call you baby if I want to
I'll call you baby if I want to
If I want to

There are times I forget
'Bout the half moon nights we spent
Chasin' shadows on the bed
But dreams are not
Made from this
Made from this

And I'll call you baby if I want to
Call you baby if I want to
I'll call you baby if I want to
If I want to

Sneakin' glances in the dark
Hall of mirrors a wanderin' thought
And I still can't shake the fear
That things 
Are not
As they appear
As they appear

And I'll call you baby if I want to
Call you baby if I want to
I'll call you baby if I want to
If I want to
If I want to
If I want to
                                

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If I Want To (unmastered)

The third release from ‘The Sound of White Columns’ is by the English artist Billy Childish, released in conjunction with his exhibition at White Columns in March/April 2010.
Wild Billy Childish &amp; The Musicians of the British Empire
Side A
1. “Daddy Rolling Stone”
2. “Chatham Rocks”
Side B
1. “She Hates Me So Much”
2. “A Song No One Wants To Hear”
Cat. No. WCR003/smart026
2010
Two-sided, black vinyl 12” LP, numbered edition of 1,000 and wrapped in a full-color gatefold sleeve designed by Peter Doig.
To purchase please contact info@whitecolumns.org


"Daddy Rolling Stone" by Wild Billy Childish& The Musicians of the British Empire

White Columns record label ‘The Sound of White Columns’ or ‘TSoWC’ for short continues the organization’s longstanding collaborations with musicians that has included such seminal events as 1981’s ‘Noise Fest’ (organized by Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore), Barbara Ess and Kim Gordon’s 1981 curated exhibition of artworks by artist-musicians, and 1983’s ‘Speed Trials’ concert series, amongst others.

White Columns is New York's oldest alternative art space. It was founded in 1970 by Jeffrey Lew and Gordon Matta-Clark as an experimental platform for artists. Originally located in SoHo (and known as the 112 Workshop/112 Greene Street), the organization was renamed White Columns when it moved to Spring Street in 1979. In 1991 White Columns moved to Christopher Street in the West Village, and in 1998 the gallery relocated to the border of the West Village and Meat Packing District. White Columns re-opened in a new location at 91 Horatio Street adjacent to the new Whitney Museum of American Art and The High-Line in 2018. White Columns presents an ongoing program of exhibitions, projects, talks, screenings, and events. It is a not-for-profit gallery which is open to the public, free-of-charge, eleven months per year.

"Daddy Rolling Stone" by Wild Billy Childish& The Musicians of the British Empire

TSoWC

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