"To the New Century" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	a hard-edged celebration of the new millennium with toasts to the event in 17 languages from around the world
	CD: From One Millennium To Another   Label: Greene Street Records Credits: recorded at The Green Room, Harrisburg, PA; produced by Robert C. Welsh & Karl Williams
	Lyrics TO THE NEW CENTURY Jagdish Bhawan a gentleman an Indian living in Bombay Calls his daughter across the water she's out on Monterey Dr. Machingaidze in Zimbabwe from the University Three little letters she's feeling better since she got her degree Francoise Pierre runs across a throughfare near San Michel Willy Coulter shrugs his shoulders tells his boss to go to hell Senior Santopietro in San Pelayo is kneeling down to pray Mrs. Courtland wants to move to Portland but we're all headed one way CHORUS: To the new century To the new century Like a world museum like a mausoleum bodies strolling round Fashion-plated dedicated to living dying down Black brown white yellow raging mellow starving new career All mouths and fingers with a few dead-ringers bringing up the rear CHORUS I got a crazy notion but a strong emotion that the journey's just begun I know the facts are frightening and the circle's tightening but there's so much we haven't done Well there's a time for playing and a time for praying and a time to face your fears So wipe your asses and raise your glasses cause we're moving on from here CHORUS (with voices toasting the new century in languages from around the world...) C 1985 & 1999 Karl Williams CANNY LARK MUSIC CANNYLARK@aol.com 717-238-0744

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