From the 2004 CD "Resting on the Rock" by Angela Carole Brown and The Global Folk.
Featuring Ken Rosser, Ross Wright, and Lynn Coulter.
Buy the CD at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/acbrown
Lyrics:
pushing and shoving little brother
playful children
threatening to tell on one another
roguish pilgrims
tree climbing double-dutch and glee
siblinghood ties
magic and little bro and me
under young skies
i can't help but see in him an old black man some day
i can't help but see in him an old black man some day
voices that echo ancient strife
craggy faces
carved from a block of jagged life
time misplaces
a seasoned mask with weathered cheeks
weary and wise
slow days of peacefulness they seek
to philosophize
starts a boy, soon grows to be that old black man some day
starts a boy, soon grows to be that old black man some day
of all the crevices and falls
age will give him
one might be claimed by sibling brawls
way, way back when
maybe someday he'll think of me
with an old grin
that I never ever let him be
but I loved him
like to think I helped define an old black man some day
like to think I helped define an old black man some day
makes me smile to think of him an old black man some day
makes me smile to think of him an old black man some day
memories that whisper in my ear "let's go play!"
(c) 2004 by Angela Carole Brown & Rue de la Harpe Records
pretty, nice lyrics...also like the bass -adds a very nice character
lyecats 6 months ago
pretty, nice lyrics...
lyecats 6 months ago