"Postcard from Portugal" genre: Rock
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	A song of wistful escape. Written at the Sidewalk Cafe in Richmond, Va. FOR MORE JOHN MOOSSA MUSIC visit http//www.mp3.com/JohnMoossaFleshLeshm
	MP3.com CD: Last Night - buy it! CD: Last Night- available in May 2002   Label: 504 North Credits: John Moossa lead vocals, acoustic guitar Jason Campbell electric guitar, keyboards,vocals Randall Pharr Upright Bass Dusty Ray Simmons Drums, Conga Jim Fabricatore Acoustic guitar Trey Batts backing vocals
	Lyrics Postcard From Portugal By John Moossa On the wall behind the bar at the Sidewalk Café There’s a postcard from Portugal Kneeling in the sand on a beach far away A brown haired local girl Venus’ child swept upon the shore Come all you angels sing She’s clad in a garment So simple and pure She’s not wearing anything Sometimes when I sit and stare for awhile I notice it happening The girl at the bar at the Sidewalk Café appears to be beckoning A glimpse of heaven at the end of the day my vision starts to swirl As I feel myself being carried away by that brown haired local girl I’m a thousand miles away on a beach Take another pass that bottle down Keep you wisdom to yourself now brother This is a poor man’s way to get out of this town Your feeling crazy from time to time Don’t think you’ve lost your mind Cause you’ve just had it about up to here Working that daily grind Late winter’s night at the Sidewalk café Potential for spring looms near Your distant love could be waiting for you Beneath a barroom mirror CHORUS Get out of this town before I fade away now my chances are improving But there’s something I got to do while this heart of mine is still moving

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