"King Richard's Faire" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	Sort of a Neo-Tull Celtic Thing.
	CD: Long Time Coming   Label: Mystik Moon Records Credits: Richard Goldin And Larry Grab
	Lyrics KING RICHARD'S FAIRE Words and Music by Rich Goldin and Larry Grab Copyright 2000 Verse One Well the last days of summer and the first days of autumn Like the loves of youth and the tears that have dried Let's all load our past lives and head south at noon Where the pine trees still grow, but wither at dawn And we'll all spend a penny and say hi to Jenny Where vassals and queens pretend they're in tune Chorus And the sun comes above you to warm the day's path To light the night's darkness as in King Richard's Faire Verse Two So we say our goodbyes to the bards and their ladies When darkness eludes them their dreams are right there Back in time where black dragons and pagans were feared And knights mounted horses to prepare their spear And we all drank a plenty and savored our ladies Who pretended to be fools in their kingly way Chorus Repeat

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