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Elliot Bay

from Shame on the Sun by Pascal Dennis

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Verse (A): Raining again on Elliott Bay
Funny how rain awakens dismay
Evergreen trees, sway in the breeze
Islands in mist, and the deck where we kissed

Chorus (B):
If you walked down that pier, could I swallow my pride?
Would we embrace, would something survive?

Verse (A): A weird Romeo, an odd Juliet
You looked down at me from your parapet
Our unsettled life, our droll minuet,
Was I looking at you, or your silhouette?

Chorus (B):
If you walked down that pier, could I swallow my pride?
Would we embrace, would something survive?

Verse (A): The ferryboats sound like a bass clarinet
I never could read your heart’s alphabet
We win the award, our own statuette
Outstanding performance in a comic duette.

Chorus (B):
If you walked down that pier, could I swallow my pride?
Would we embrace, would something survive?

Verse (A): Drizzly again, Elliott Bay...

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from Shame on the Sun, released April 18, 2023

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