"Mermaid" genre: Alternative General
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	Gypsy Rock/Reggae^
	CD: Belladonna   Label: Spirit River Distributers. http://www.spiritriver.com Credits: Semaka/Lewis/Robb
	Story Behind the Song I met two different, and wonderfull women who were in wheelchairs, and it reminded me of something my Mom always says when she see's someone less fortunate. "There but for the grace of God go I". - Ty Semaka. Lyrics Mermaid I met a woman in a wheelchair Heart and soul bigger than a house Five alarm face of a siren But with legs that could not figure her out Someone did lift her and flew her Right there in front of the band Floating a moment she swam home No longer prisoner of the land Count your blessings everyday cause things could be much worse There but for the grace of god go I forgot those words those words well I forgot the words I could be blinded or deafened Or any turn for the worse I could be dying for something Suffering that Gypsy feet curse I could be boring or headless Or given no soul to save Losing my way to a dumpster Or have the first name of Dave CHORUS I could be racist or sexist or ageist what’s next is deletist just me-ist not you-ist or dumb But what the mermaid did teach me Leave that to the rednecks and scum Thank you for giving me great eyes Thanks for whatever is in my hand And thanks to the Mermaid I woke up No longer prisoner of the land CHORUS

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