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    SONGS FROM LIFE

    Nov 03, 2021 6 minutes

    More times than I can count, I’ve been asked to write an autobiography, but the time has never been right. Usually I was raising a family or I was on tour, which has never been an ideal situation for long periods of concentration. But the one thing I’ve always managed to do, whether at home or on the road, is write new songs. Some people, when they get to a certain age, like to refer to a diary to recall day-to-day events from the past, but I have no such notebooks. What I do have is my songs – hundreds of them – which serve much the same purpose.

    I want to hold your hand

    Yeah you got that something
    I think you’ll understand
    When I say that something
    I want to hold your hand
    I want to hold your hand
    I want to hold your hand
    And when I touch you I feel happy inside
    It’s such a feeling that my love
    I can’t hide…

    THERE was an eroticism behind it all. If I’d myself used that word when

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