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Late November Lyrics



The wine it was drunk, the ship it was sunk
The shot it was dead, all the sorrows were drowned
The birds they were clouds, the brides and the shrouds
And as we drew south the mist it came down

The wooded ravine to the wandering stream
The serpent he moved, but no-one would say
The depths of the waters, the bridge which distraught us
And brought to me thoughts of the ill-fated day

The temples were filled with the strangest of creatures
One played it by ear on the banks of the sea
That one was found but the others they went under
Oh the tears which are shed, they won't come from me

The methods of madness, the pathos and the sadness
God help you all, the insane and wise
The black and the white, the darkness of the night
I see only smoke from the chimneys arise

The pilot he flew all across the sky and woke me
He flew solo on the mercury sea
The dream it came back, all about the tall brown people
The sacred young herd on the phosphorus sand



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Sandy Denny - No More Sad Refrains: The Anthology

  1. Fotheringay - Fairport Convention
  2. Who Knows Where The Time Goes? - Fairport Convention
  3. Crazy Man Michael - Fairport Convention
  4. Farewell Farewell - Fairport Convention
  5. The Ballad Of Easy Rider - Fairport Convention
  6. Nothing More - Fotheringray
  7. The Sea - Fotheringray
  8. The Pond And The Stream - Fotheringray
  9. Banks Of The Nile - Fotheringray
  10. Late November
  11. John The Gun
  12. Next Time Around
  13. The North Star Grassman And The Ravens
  14. When Will I Be Loved - The Bunch
  15. Learning The Game - The Bunch
  16. Here In Silence
  17. Man Of Iron
  18. I'll Take A Long Time
  19. Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
  20. Listen, Listen
  21. The Lady
  22. It Suits Me Well
  23. Solo
  24. Like An Old Fashioned Waltz
  25. Friends
  26. Carnival
  27. No End
  28. Stranger To Himself
  29. One More Chance
  30. For Shame Of Doing Wrong
  31. One Way Donkey Ride
  32. I'm A Dreamer
  33. All Our Days
  34. No More Sad Refrains