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Underground Girl (#3 Calender Sessions)

by Tim Barlow (Barefootim)

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In just a few seconds the moment had gone, I stood their waiting for a train to come, Already crowded, I watched you cram in , As it left the station you offered me a grin. Hey Underground Girl, Underground Girl, Hey Underground Girl, My Underground Girl The next train was empty so why didn't you wait Ahead of the game or were you running late, We're all moving at an incredible pace It takes just one moment to get carried away. With a ghost like fever we've been gliding along, I'm trying to guess each and everyway you gone It's pure speculation that there were even sparks In just one moment my world was torn apart The sunrise don't last all that long, I stayed up all night to see it come, In a flash we either hitch a ride or let it go, The sunrise don't last all that long. Good bye Underground Girl, Goodbye Underground Girl, Girl, Girl, Girl
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Art Works 04:17
If you’re feeling down, write it down, Rip it from your soul and let it out So mysterious, So happening Loving, hating, interpretating Write it all down into a poem, Pour it all out into a painting. Sing it in a song If you’re feeling good, And yes you should Draw a smiley face and show the world Beauty binds the search for hope. Images swirl around like sail boats Write it all down into a poem, Pour it all out into a painting Sing it in a song Art Works So what comes first Music or words, When a stone's thrown to the ocean will it ever return. It’s like a dream, you never had Unfinished faces, neither happy or sad Write it all down into a poem Pour it all out into a painting Sing it in a song Art Works From yearning to madness You can take away the sadness Take yearning to madness You can refind the happiness Art Works
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I like to run in circles And lose track of the time I’d rather take the B road Wallow in my mind I can escape in a moment Lift my head above clouds Chasing rainbows and reflections Searching for a la la land Don’t get me wrong, I’m still moving on, Don’t get me wrong. And she said - It will all work out right, in the end So quit telling me You won’t hold your breathe I like to flip through photo’s And ponder memories Now I’m older am I wiser Than that young man that I see. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still moving on, Don’t get me wrong. And she said - It will all work out right, in the end So quit telling me You won’t hold your breathe
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Family Tree 03:35
You have got your Mommas love Bigger than the sky above You have got your Mommas love And you've got your daddy’s soul So Sing it loud until you’re old You have got your daddy’s soul You have got you’re Uncles style Style makes for a great big smile You have got you’re Uncles style You’re giving an Aunty sized hug hugs and kisses means so much You’re giving an Aunty sized hug We're climbing in our family tree, I’m glad you’re climbing it with me We’re climbing in our family tree I hear you’ve got your granddads sneeze A lions roar that comforts me I hear you’ve got your granddads sneeze And you’re carrying your grandma’s heart Which Beats like a drum when we’re all apart You’re carrying your grandma’s heart You’re the branch of a great big tree You’ll always be a part of me. You’ll always have your family tree.

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In 2005 I wrote and recorded a CD every month for a year. A physical CD was sent to whoever wanted it. 10 years later I have finished recording a 12 track LP with Few Who Do. I plan on doing a monthly release of each track in addition to challenging myself to write 2 new acoustic tracks written each month. This is March and I wrote 3 new tracks.

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released March 30, 2015

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Tim Barlow (Barefootim) Inglis, Manitoba

Originally from the Greenfields of England Tim Barlow(Barefootim) has spent the bulk of this century walking the streets of London, sharing the stage with the likes of Ben Kweller, The Ravonettes and The Magic Numbers. He touts the Lemonheads, Elliott Smith and the Beatles as inspirations.

He can also part of Winnipeg Folk Collective, 'FEW WHO DO'
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