"Serpentine Song" genre: Classic Rock
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	A track from the forthcoming studio album "To Watch The Storms" (release May 26th, 2003)
	CD: To Watch The Storms   Label: Camino Records / Inside Out Credits: Steve Hackett - Vocals / Guitar; Roger King - Keyboards; Terry Gregory - Bass / Vocals; Gary O'Toole - Drums / Vocals; Rob Townsend - Sax; John Hackett - Flute.
	Story Behind the Song This is about Hyde Park - dedicated to Steve's dad, Peter Hackett, who since the 60s has sold thousands of original paintings from the railings alongside Bayswater Road at the open air art fair there every Sunday, come rain or shine. Lyrics As the rainfall Drums it's own tune On the roof of the bandstand Keep off the grass sign By the lakeside Where it leaves you Autumn In the meanwhile The hours seem to fly With busy days and nights Take it in your stride As worrying is interest paid on trouble Long before it's due Passing through Silver snowstorm Music without words Blowing through the airwaves Head in sunshine Under fire now Even when you're dreaming Crystal fountains Peter Pan stares Over the landscape Without motion On pencil grey days To a Door Marked Summer

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