"Velvet Twilight Home" genre: Progressive Rock
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	Progressive Rock Tune, very late 60's/ early 70's flavor
	CD: John Paul Lloyd: EGAD! Credits: Written, arranged, performed, and produced by John Paul Lloyd
	Story Behind the Song This tune came to me in a rush. I consider it to be one of the finest things that I have ever written! It was very easy to record, and came together very quickly. Lyrics Elephant's ear, with a bucket of beer Don't you wonder why they got to roam Lookit the ants they're wearing my pants Somebody answer the phone Lookit the log, it's wearing a hog The bride walks with the groom Over there, you can see the mare, Red blue green, octopus bloom One of a kind, the bat it's blind Make him go up to his room Out of the stairs, it's not aware Running straight line towards his doom Listen to me, why don't you see A handful of the bear Out of the bloom, and a polka tune My dog's got nothing to wear Velvet twilight home There's something grown I'm going home There's nothing gone Outta your pants, doncha make a stance Won't you walk into a wall It's easy to drive, till you sometimes arrive Take a listen I'll probably call Stitches are true, and they make you rue With the cartilage in the snow Munchin' the wax, while receiving a fax Hurry up, wait, don't you know The vine it's green, and the monk it seems Polycarbonate over here Frozen pond and a magic wand Make him follow forty deer Rufis, please and a sparrow sneeze And a whopping foot of glow Some kind of shoe and a bucket of glue And there's something that I know Simple earthly glow I want to know I found my home And I have grown. Words and Music Copyright 2003 John Paul Lloyd

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