From a Long Way Away (Lindy's Theme)
Words by Mark L Berry / Music by Kim Smith in St Albans, England
Performed by:
Kim Smith – Vocals, Melodica
J Starck – Guitar
Bill Johnson – Bass
Dave Morgan – Drums
This sound recording copyright(P)2007SneakyHooks www.sneakyhooks.com
From a long way away
Everything still looks okay
I still go to work
Well, almost everyday
I put my tongue on the roof of my mouth
It keeps me from saying what I have to say
I sail the seas with no wind at all
I count the years with chalk on the wall
I get around but have no place to be
And you can’t see anything wrong
Just by looking at me
From a long way away
Everything still looks okay
But the sun keeps setting
In the middle of the day
I put my tongue on the roof of my mouth
It makes me look like I’m smiling day after day
Day after day
I sail the seas with no wind at all
I count the years with chalk on the wall
I get around but have no place to be
But you can’t see anything wrong
Just by looking at me
From a long way away
Everything still looks okay
But I feel the darkness in the middle of the day
I put my tongue on the roof of my mouth
And I silently pray
We’ll get together again someday
Someday, someday, someday
Words by Mark L. Berry and Music by Kim L. Smith © 2006-2007
On “The U” with Travelin T
I explain how Kim Smith and I co-wrote this song and what my original inspiration was behind writing it:
From a Long Way Away Radio Interview
(2 minute Video Exerpt)
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Hi Mark,
Kim did an excellent job for you recording your 2 songs. I am impressed. It is a great concept to join the music with the book. Hope it makes for lots of interest and sales.
Cheers and love always. Doris
— Doris Ferguson Thursday, January 29, 2009 #
Both songs are fantastic and of course, the lyrics are outstanding! It must be very rewarding to see this come to fruition. Great work from both of you, congratulations!
— Ed Berry Tuesday, January 27, 2009 #
Wow, great songs………..
Thx,
Shark Bro
— John Lockhart Tuesday, January 27, 2009 #
I haven’t heard this song before. You’ve come a long way. Congrats!
— Mary Jane Hanrahan Tuesday, January 27, 2009 #