Follows Entry 4
SONG: CITY BLUES ( 3:11 )
(© 2003 Words: Betty J. Curtis - Music: J. Gale Kilgore)

This song will be heard related to the city wandering scenes. Like when they are out looking for work etc. It fits here with what the following reading describes. It will fit general situation up to entry 12 when the "Old Man" appears. Also the "Raindrops" theme is optional at times, as suitable during the evolving story.


Singer: Rick: standing amid city street scene.

CITY BLUES

The city sidewalk's crowded. Traffic's moving slow.
Eyes I meet are somewhere else -somewhere they have to go.
Funny - how a fellow can feel lonely in a crowd .
You can feel like you are nowhere -
though the city noise is loud.

Chorus
My feet move on the concrete,
through a canyon made of stone.
The city sidewalk's crowded ,
but still I feel alone.
It can make you wonder,
and leave you more confused.
The city's roar and thunder,
is the sound of city blues.

It's something like the rapids, in a canyon river's flow.
There's whirlpools and there's rocks, dark water runs below.
Our little raft is fragile. It needs a team to steer,
through the city rapids.
It can be lonely here.

Chorus
The hustle and the hurry,
the bustle and the strife -
and thousands rushing - where ?
On the streets of city life.
It can make you wonder,
and leave you more confused.
The city's roar and thunder,
is the sound of city blues.


Followed by Reader: Entries 5 thru 8
City Blues
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