"Richmond Avenue" genre: Soft Rock
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	This is one of my best efforts as a songwriter, I think. It is about that part of the city where the rich folks live and the not so rich folk live right around the corner. So close they could touch yet they don't. This is another acoustic performance right into the recorder with no other enhancements. Straight from me to you.
	MP3.com CD: No Bells, No Whistles - buy it! CD: No Bells, No Whistles   Label: Teds Brain? Credits: Written, arranged, recorded, performed, and produced, by Ted Lehman (ASCAP) Copyright 2000 Teds Brain? Productions
	Lyrics Richmond Avenue By Ted Lehman (ASCAP) Copyright 2000 [G-Amsus][A-C-D-F(G-F#-F)(G-Amsus)] Open your eyes And remove your disguise Out a second story window On Richmond avenue Early morning joggers Chief Bromdons defoggers And Cadilac cars On a street bleeding blue Five months gone Five months gone they call it a pretty part of the city they call it a pretty part of the city cold empty porches a front for the torches being carried inside on Richmond Avenue a manicured lawn a wealthier pawn than those round the block in shabbier shoes street corner busses the traffic it rushes past the much larger houses on Richmond Avenue but the people inside except for their pride are all much the same as me and as you it's a state of mind not too hard to find maybe in a street like Richmond Avenue All rights reserved.

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