"Gypsyman" genre: Americana
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	Americana Folk Rock
	CD: Freetown Johnny   Label: J-Bird Records Credits: Words and Music By John Cleghorn (ASCAP)
	Story Behind the Song Gypsyman is a song about mismatched lovers moving on and having last minute regrets. I "character wrote" this song, meaning I blend personal experiences and personal observations into the fictional character in the song. Contact: johncleghorn@attbi.com Lyrics GYPSYMAN (John Cleghorn) The morning sun came burning through a cracked window shade And I was aching for a change Her eyes cast a spell or fiery bullets straight from hell I learned to stay just out of range She was standing there in her evening wear Speaking truth that only I would know But when she faced the fact I was never coming back She said Please please please dont go Gypsyman Some people dream only while in a deep sleep Masquerading unfulfilled Me Im waiting here standing dreaming on my feet Between the truth and the unreal She was standing there with that noble stare Her hair tied neatly in a bow But when she faced the fact I was never coming back She said Please please please dont go Gypsyman When the Gypsyman is dancing, the girls they stand in line When the Gypsyman is singing, he gives vision to the blind But when the gypsyman is crying thats what gets them everytime Cant you see Gypsyman When she crosses my mind ever slowly ever still I wonder how she is, hope shes fine Arm in arm, face to face, take a bow you had such grace Slip through a window back in time She was standing there in her evening wear Her hair tied loosely in a bow But when she faced the fact I was never coming back She said Please please please dont go Gypsyman

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