Butterflies in Caterpillar Drag CD with 13 tracks composed and performed by Ric Alba. Comes in Jewel Case with 11-pages of lyrics and graphics by the artist.
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about
Worlds in orbit drift apart, then together, then apart. When they're close enough so the people on them can see or hear each other, together they learn things. Things that can only be perceived during that close pass.
lyrics
(Long before the crack of dawn,
Four o'clock and I was gone off to find what called me on.
Something missing, something right.
Another truth, a different light.
A far off glow to end the night.
Another touch, a different sight.
Closer now, as our worlds unfold themselves a crowd begins to grow.
Closer now, we walk beside.
We watch for things not one of us could see walking alone.
I returned from yesterday,
to hang a note and walk away.
You asked me in, I had to stay.
And when I stepped onto the floor
I realized the hand was yours
picking locks and breaking chains.
They're everywhere, let none remain.
Closer now, world to world we tell the truths we learn from how we lie.
Closer now, we change our worlds, we change like everyone must
once or twice, to come back alive.
So now who we were meets who we are.
Who we've been, who we'll become.
Are we not still "From Many, One"?
We read beyond the danger signs.
We sing beyond familiar rhymes.
We color out beyond the lines.
We live beyond familiar times.
Closer now and wide awake, we face the rain and share the wind's embrace.
Closer now, we walk beside, to places none of our many worlds could go, walking alone.
supported by 10 fans who also own “Closer Now, My Strange Worlds”
How is it that an album I've never heard before can make me nostalgic for my childhood? One minute into the first track and I feel like it's 1991 and I'm driving my '83 Accord to school.
Thanks for everything you guys have put out over the years, and for these new (to me) tunes. David Rutledge