"Lessons Learned" genre: Smooth Jazz
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	Another theme song we wrote for that sceenplay about teachers and such by the eminent W.R. McKinney. This is a guitar and Rhodes-driven piece with a Michael McDonald hook and a David Sanborn ending. And, yes, we did wrap the guitar amp in blankets to overheat the tubes for just the right sound...
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	Lyrics LESSONS LEARNED (c) by Fairchild & Keating Living in my once upon a time the life I lead weighs heavy on my mind sometimes there's nothing harder than the words I have to find I hope they'll be there I'm back to learn the things I should have known I thought that I could make it on my own but no one ever seems to travel quite as far alone Teach me all the lessons you have learned Come and light that flame that used to burn I called the shots Got by somehow Still there's something missing in my life now Did I let it slip away when it was right there You ask me if the life I lead is mine did I listen to my heart or waste my time I learned surrender's easier than steppin' across that line Teach me all the lessons you have learned Come and light that flame that used to burn I rolled the dice I'm older now I paid the price Still I don't know how I just let it slip away Will I find my peace of mind at last in lessons learned and memories of the past we'll find our way together now if you would only ask Teach me all the lessons you have learned Come and light that flame that used to burn Teach me all the lessons you have learned I guess peace of mind has to be earned

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