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Jacob and the Women

from Music for Autistic People by Amelia Ray

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"Dans la rue de la monnaie, mon enfant" - Le Paysan Parvenu, Marivaux

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Jacob and the Women

He came from a long line
Of farmers' sons, living on livestock, bread, and wine
As much as he tried to be an honest man
You know the city takes what we give
And even what we can't

They all thought he was a harmless country child
Taken by his charm and his sweet, seductive smile
But they don't know they all share a place in his plans
For the country boy has become
A city man

And they all fall down, yes, they they all fall down
They all fall down at his feet

But even the world's best jugglers sometimes drop the ball
And in the blink of an eye
Down, down they fall
When you place all your hope in the labyrinth of your lies
You better hope you can remember the where, the what,
The who, the when, and why

'Cause they'll all fall down (all fall down)
Yes, they they all fall down (all fall down)
All fall down at your feet

©2005 A. Ray. Annabel Is Her Mother Today (ASCAP).

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from Music for Autistic People, released August 1, 2005
Dana Kelly: drums

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Amelia Ray Helsinki, Finland

Amelia Ray is The Interpreter. Ray’s 31-year career has spanned the fields of music, performance art, film and humanitarianism. As a polyglot, Ray has spent decades contemplating how similar concepts are expressed differently linguistically across cultures. This research has permeated her artistic work, which includes numerous cross-genre compositions, performance pieces and a one-act musical. ... more

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