"Song For Dead" genre: Progressive Rock
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	CD: Moses Guest   Label: Aufheben Records 2002 Credits: Moses Guest / Graham Guest / Sclanard Music
	Lyrics I make my way through the sun to concentrate on everyone who's gone away for good and won't come back You see that everywhere lately young and old come and gone and someday soon it's you and me you know Take twenty-one and run for the wind dies down and the mud beneath the snow can smell like time And all our friends are stranded in the motel What they're doing we can never tell You said you were close, from far away Said you'd take a train to Tupelo someday But now you're farther than a satellite can stray Won't you sing a song for dead? Hey you, forty-one, the puppet-maker's son He pulled all the strings then cut the line on you Much like nothing ever happened Never did, never will Where's the big band now Buffalo Bill? Buenos dias, buenos noches The black world is closing in on me You said you were close, from far away Said you'd take a train to Tupelo someday But now you're farther than a satellite can stray Won't you sing a song for dead? I don't want to die sleeping in the night I don't want to die wasting my whole life

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