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LONG TIME COMIN'©25 May 1997 versionOut where the creek turns shallow and sandy These lyrics refer to the 25 May 1997 performance at Palais Des Congres, Paris, France. Check also the album's version and the live versions (very similar): 12 Nov 1996, 12 Dec 1996, 12 Feb 1997, and 21 Apr 2005. Thanks Bo at Greasy Lake. Spoken intro on 25 May 1997 at Palais Des Congres, Paris, France: Thank you. This is a uh, uh, another song about men and women. This is one that's very unusual. This is a happy song (chuckles). I don't write too many happy songs because uh, when I, I found out that the public in general doesn't like 'em, number one, and uh, uh two, they come back and they bite you in the ass later, you know. You're real happy about something and you'll see it comes back and gets you and "Take that, mister happy gong writer!" you know (chuckles). That does happen. But anyway uh, this is one I wrote in spite of myself (chuckles). And uh, uh, I guess this is a song mainly about sort of not doing unto others as was done unto you. I think uh, which is a pretty good lesson to learn. I think we get our, our kids come along and uh, you have the chance to sort of do it differently, you know. To uh, I guess, correct or change some of the things about, and the way that you were brought up. And that's really what this song is about, I guess. It's about trying not to do unto others as has been done unto you. Uh, the bad stuff anyway (chuckles, cheers). Yeah! Alright. So uh, it's pretty happy, I don't wanna get too happy while I'm singing it. If I do, just somebody come up and slap me (chuckles). It's called "Long Time Comin'". |
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