"Jester's Return" genre: Americana
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	gritty accoustic tune
	MP3.com CD: Breakheart Skyline - buy it! CD: Breakheart Skyline   Label: bellatone Credits: copyright 2002. Written by David Mirabella
	Story Behind the Song Song I came up with and feel in love with. I'm still not sure the Jester thing isn't too corny but the word old time storyteller just wouldn't fit. I think the chorus was inspired by Dylan coming to town. After it was recorded and I added the radio static stuff I remembered that Dan Cray had a tune with TV over it called "filmstrip". After realizing this it occured to me that my guitar figure on the verses is not too unlike filmstrip either. I talked to Dan and we decided that if it ever comes to it - we can share the $.47 that the song will make in artist cash. We can save towards some bubble gum. Lyrics I find the door left open the leaves are falling down you left behid what's smoldering and I watched you try to drown with time it's growing haunted the parts are now decayed bare branches stretch into the sky there's nothing more to say and the jester has returned holding court he'll never fade he saved the best stories for now and he's warned us - that we're saved. Broke down engine rusting as the mist is falling down sullen figures drifting through the haze dragging the ghost down searching for a meaning at the other side of life you're left with these yarns and scattered tales to bargain with the night.

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