Song Title »

(Venice) It's Good To See You Again

Authors »

Baron (Keith) Stewart

Year Written »

1974

Lyrics »

You don't see me standing on your wings You only know I'm there So you tell me it's good to feel you It's good to be with you, 'cause you care (Chorus) It's good to see you, it's good to see you again And mornin' comes with us, and mornin' goes And just like my lines, sometimes my heart flows And it goes to the ocean, it goes for a swim Rows to Venice and then on in (Chorus) It's good to see you, it's good to see you again And there I meet friends of a long time I give them my mind And they give me theirs And I said you know I, I had a dream I dreamed of everything That my eyes had ever seen (Chorus) It's good to see you, it's good to see you again

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Running Time 4:04 Performers Baron (Keith) Stewart (Vocals), Bill (Willum) Cuomo (Piano), Joe LaManno (Bass), John Raines (Drums), Dan Dugmore (Steel Guitar), Jimmy/Jimmie (The Great) Haskell (Horns), Jimmy/Jimmie (The Great) Haskell (Strings), Bonnie Bramlett (Background Vocals), Phoebe Noel (Background Vocals), Shirley/Sherlie/Sherley Matthews (Background Vocals), Julia Tillman Waters/Waters Tilman/Waters/Tillman (Background Vocals), Maxine Waters Willard/Willard Waters/Waters/Willard (Background Vocals), Ki(e)ran Kane (Background Vocals), Richard Kane (Background Vocals), Baron (Keith) Stewart (Background Vocals) Comments This song is to my favorite place & the people who openly accepted my music. Venice, Calif. 90291 BK Stewart/October 8, 1974. Appears On Bartering (0000) Baron (Keith) Stewart

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Lyrics (C) 1975 Eyes Havit Music/Unichappell Music/Unart Music Corporation. All Rights reserved. Used by permission.

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Add your review of (Venice) It's Good To See You Again here. Beautifully melancholy Review written by The Bear, October 26th, 2008 One of those rare songs you can see with your eyes closed, and sense in other ways... golden light in the late afternoon sky comes to mind. It has that beautifully melancholy quality that breaks your heart with those subtle chord changes that ache and radiate.

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2010-07-13