I carry the words around like a key

One of my favorite songs by one of my my favorite bands, Iron & Wine. The lyrics get to me. The melody does too, so check it out on their album The Creek Drank the Cradle & give it a listen.


Bird Stealing Bread
by Iron & Wine /Sam Beam

Tell me, baby, tell me
Are you still on the stoop
Watching the windows close?
I've not seen you lately
On the street by the beach
Or places we used to go

I've a picture of you
On our favorite day
By the seaside
There's a bird stealing bread
That I brought
Out from under my nose

Tell me, baby, tell me
Does his company make
Light of a rainy day?
How I've missed you lately
And the way we would speak
And all that we wouldn't say

Do his hands in your hair
Feel a lot like a thing
You believe in
Or a bit like a bird
Stealing bread
Out from under your nose?

Tell me, baby, tell me
Do you carry the words
Around like a key or change?
I've been thinking lately
Of a night on the stoop
And all that we wouldn't say

If I see you again
On the street by the beach
In the evening
Will you fly like a bird
Stealing bread
Out from under my nose?

Midsummer Music & Muse: A Night of Spoken Word, Music & Mixed Media

Come Hear Some Fine Acoustic Music

Scott B Adams

Acoustic Guitar Concert
at the
Valatie Community Theatre
Saturday June 6th
at
8 pm
(doors open at 7:30 pm)

Here’s a quick bit about Scott from his web site:

Scott B. Adams has forged a career out of capturing landscapes and snippets of history from the Adirondacks, The Finger Lakes and New York state, and turning them into lush, acoustic instrumental music compositions. Music from his most recent CDs is featured on the PBS Special, "Adirondack Wild" as well as on various syndicated radio shows such as NPR's "'Echoes" and "The Folk Sampler".

He is also the new director of the Boght Arts Center (http://boghtarts.org/). His official web site is www.orchardbeat.com where you can learn more about him and also hear some samples of his music.

The theatre is under restoration at 3031 Main Street (http://www.valatietheatre.org/). Tickets are $10 (I think) & doors open at 7:30.

Come support locals arts!!