Seymour Stein

Album: The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998)
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  • Seymour stein, I've been lonely
    I caught a glimpse of someones face
    It was mine and I'd been crying

    Half a world away
    Ticket for a plane
    Record company man
    I won't be coming to dinner

    My thoughts are far away
    I?m working on that day
    North country girl
    1 think she's going to stay

    Promises of fame, promises of fortune
    LA to new york, San Francisco back to Boston
    Has he ever seen Dundee?
    Won't he hire a limousine?
    Seymour send her back to me

    I heard dinner went well
    You liked Chris's jacket
    He reminded you of Johnny
    Before he went electronic

    Seymour stein, sorry I missed you
    Have a nice flight home
    It's a good day for flying Writer/s: CAMPBE, CHRISTOPHER GEDDES, ISOBEL CAMPBELL, MICHAEL COOKE, RICHARD COLBURN, ROY MOLLER, SARAH MARTIN, STEPHEN JACKSON, STUART MURDOCH
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, Red Brick Music Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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