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Goodbye Mr. Green

from Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE by Paul Liddell

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This track is taken from the album Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE. The album was recorded at a gig in a tiny room upstairs at The Grey Horse pub in Whitburn Village, Sunderland. There were only 80 people at the gig. I hope you're enjoying the intimate vibe of the album. Thanks!

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Hello Mr. Blue/how are you?
You don't look the same as you did before/I don't know you any more
Hello Mr. Green/How've you been?
You haven't changed much since we met at school/I know your face but I don't know you

Then green said:

Well I may look the same but the boy has gone
I joined the army at 21
I've got ringing in my ears and I can't get rid
Can't tell you about the things that I did

So I said:

Well I may look different but I haven't changed
My hair fell out but I'm still the same
Soft on the outside and on the inside
I look you in the eye when I'm speaking my mind

It was good to see you. Goodbye

**So give my love to your mother/and say hello to your brother
Goodbye

Well, the last time I saw Mr. Green/he didn't see me
He didn't know who the hell I was/just a man in the corner playing some songs
And then
Green shouts at the singer for his favourite song/I told him I didn't play that one
His eyes started popping like he's out of his mind
As I spoke mine and looked in his eyes
Green's face was frozen in a mask of derision
As I noticed a flicker of recognition
He put down his drink and he stood straight up
He didn't look back as the door slammed shut

Well it was good to see you/ Bye-bye

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from Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE, released November 5, 2012

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Paul Liddell Sunderland, UK

Paul's modern take on the 'one man band' using live loops, guitar percussion, harmonies and effects has seen him support artists such as Turin Brakes, Jon Gomm and Billy Bragg. A diverse and challenging writer with a unique voice, his live performances range from whispering intensity to a white knuckle, edge of your seat, ear splittingly glorious racket. ... more

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