"Postcards From India" genre: Guitar Rock
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	A ballad of unrequited lovesickness. Written for a friend who was going through some rough times in her love life.
	CD: TDM2: Not Again John (the digitally remastered version of this song will be included on my next solo album, Limited Sight Distance)   Label: Lielock Records Credits: Lyrics/Music: Richard Moore
	Lyrics Wakes up in the misty morning Shakes the stardust off her head Heads to work and dreams of far off places Thinks she might be better off dead Takes a walk out in the country Confides in cows a little while Farmer Jimmy offers her a ride She turns him down with a smile Postcards from India They float inside her mind Reminders of what never was But can't be left behind Checks the mail and holds her breath in Looking for those biker girls Heads into the barn and puts her socks back on Runs her fingers through a string of pearls Sees the fireworks out the window Makes a root beer float and settles in Loops a few sad dramatic love songs Wipes the foam off her chin Postcards from India They float inside her mind Reminders of what never was But can't be left behind (solo) Postcards from India They float inside her mind Reminders of what never was But can't be left behind

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