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automatic
03:05
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lyrics by David Schulman
where's my violins?
play it ...
well i wancha right now
and I wancha to know,
it’s the end of the party
gotta put on a show
in the beat of a heart
it’s our very last chance,
it’s the end of the party
gonna get up and dance?
It’s automatic
get gone!
it’s automatic
yeah
don’t TOUCH me
don’t TEMPT me
don’t HANG me up
don’t LET me SEE you cry ...
where's my trumpet?
(trumpet solo)
it’s automatic
in the beat of a heart
it’s our very last chance,
it’s the end of the party —
get up and dance
it’s automatic
don’t TOUCH me
don’t TEMPT me
don’t HANG me up
just LET me SEE you smile ...
it’s automatic
it’s automatic
get gone!
it's automatic
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anhinga
03:09
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eleven flights of air
02:27
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chicago gypsy
03:28
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the call
01:09
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8th street nocturne
03:01
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hecho a mano
02:58
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five lives
04:04
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season of no regrets
05:49
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mr webster remembers
02:12
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ohio
02:51
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on the bandstand in a time of magical thinking jessye norman appears wrapped in her shawl she begins to sing, my slumber grows ever more peaceful. someone in the kitchen strikes a match. not for us another round. thelonious monk plays round midnight.
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home
04:24
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music+lyrics by David Schulman
HOME
Whatever happens, we’re together
Laugh or fight or dancin, in the rain
Wherever you go, I go with you
Until I can’t remember my own name
Home Take me Home
There’s no blue heaven, no forever
Not for the likes of you and me.
But moonlight casts our shadows, as we’re walking
And That’s close to heaven as I’ll ever be.
We’ve had our candles, had our whisky
We’ve had our tea and scrambled eggs/cigarettes/hard-boiled eggs We’ve gone for broke on broken daydreams
And we’ve crawled back home too late, to get in bed
Take me
Take me home
oh my darlin
Please Take me home
Take me home tonight
I hear a trumpet ....
Take me, home
Take me home
A dream — a heart beat, secret numbers
Scraps of paper, something someone said
When I leave will someone still remember?
Will the voices still keep singing in your head?
I hear the sirens, I hear em singin
I see the lights before my eyes
You know I never seen anything so pretty
And I know I’ll never know the reason why
Take me
Take me home
oh my darlin
Please
Take me home
Take me home
Please
Take me home
Take me home tonight
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Farewell Sir Charles
04:09
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David Schulman Washington, D.C.
Heard nationally on NPR, David Schulman’s music has been described as “mysterious and beautiful” by The Washington
Post.
By turns nocturnal, reflective, funky, and cinematic, the music of violinist and composer David Schulman + Quiet Life Motel is a weave of jazz harmonies, shimmering orchestral textures, and international grooves.
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