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Can you hear me?

from Cage for the Clouds by Ed Muirhead

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Social poetry with a blues soundtrack

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Can you hear me?
Can you feel what I feel
When it's clear this is the rough end of the deal?

Do you know me?
Do you know what I need
Could you give me a chance to get up on my feet?

Can you hear me?
Do you know what it means
To disappear, or be watched yet unseen?

...

Do you know me?
Does your heart break with mine
When the ones that you trust step over the line?

Can you hear me?
Are you listening now?
Do the things you believe in seem clearer somehow?

Do you know me?
Would you stand up and speak
For those who are seen by the rest to be weak?

...

Can you hear me?
Can you pinpoint my voice?
when I call from the crowd don't I drown in the noise?

Do you know me?
Have you not heard my name?
Will you walk on in silence will your life be the same?

Can you hear me?
Do you know what I say?
Will you listen and answer or just walk away?

Spring 1997

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from Cage for the Clouds, released July 1, 2011
Ed : vocals, piano, electric guitars, percussion, programming

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Ed Muirhead Dundee

old-fashioned songwriting, new-fashioned roots, folk songs & tunes

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