Joan Baez (song lyrics)

Well, I'll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that's not unusual It's just that the moon is full And you happen to call And here I sit And on the telephone Hearing a voice I'd known A couple of light years ago Heading straight for a fall As I remember your eyes were bluer than robin's eggs My poetry was lousy, you said Where are you calling from?

Well, I'll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that's not unusual It's just that the moon is full And you happen to call And here I sit And on the telephone Hearing a voice I'd known A couple of light years ago Heading straight for a fall As I remember your eyes were bluer than robin's eggs My poetry was lousy, you said Where are you calling from?

Well, I'll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that's not unusual It's just that the moon is full And you happen to call And here I sit And on the telephone Hearing a voice I'd known A couple of light years ago Heading straight for a fall As I remember your eyes were bluer than robin's eggs My poetry was lousy, you said Where are you calling from?

A booth in the Midwest Ten years ago I bought you some cufflinks You brought me something We both know what memories can bring. They bring diamonds and rust.

A booth in the Midwest Ten years ago I bought you some cufflinks You brought me something We both know what memories can bring. They bring diamonds and rust.

A booth in the Midwest Ten years ago I bought you some cufflinks You brought me something We both know what memories can bring. They bring diamonds and rust.

Well, I think my courtship with ballads took maybe two years of my life in Cambridge in 59, 60. And then as soon as I had any relationship at all with the civil rights movement, and I started that in 61, I started picking up the songs that would really be relevant in those situations. So I would start with the early songs, the spirituals, and those things could connect me with that movement.

Well, I think my courtship with ballads took maybe two years of my life in Cambridge in 59, 60. And then as soon as I had any relationship at all with the civil rights movement, and I started that in 61, I started picking up the songs that would really be relevant in those situations. So I would start with the early songs, the spirituals, and those things could connect me with that movement.

Well, I think my courtship with ballads took maybe two years of my life in Cambridge in 59, 60. And then as soon as I had any relationship at all with the civil rights movement, and I started that in 61, I started picking up the songs that would really be relevant in those situations. So I would start with the early songs, the spirituals, and those things could connect me with that movement.

And then... It was this odd situation of me being an interpretist of song never occurred to me to write. I probably couldn't have in those days anyway because I was convinced I couldn't. So that when Phil Oakes wrote There But For Fortune and then Dylan began writing those real gems that he gave us, that's when some of my thoughts and feelings and activism connected with the music, 63, 64, 65.

And then... It was this odd situation of me being an interpretist of song never occurred to me to write. I probably couldn't have in those days anyway because I was convinced I couldn't. So that when Phil Oakes wrote There But For Fortune and then Dylan began writing those real gems that he gave us, that's when some of my thoughts and feelings and activism connected with the music, 63, 64, 65.

And then... It was this odd situation of me being an interpretist of song never occurred to me to write. I probably couldn't have in those days anyway because I was convinced I couldn't. So that when Phil Oakes wrote There But For Fortune and then Dylan began writing those real gems that he gave us, that's when some of my thoughts and feelings and activism connected with the music, 63, 64, 65.

Meet Bob. Somebody said, you've got to come to Greenwich Village. There's this incredible guy who writes music, and I had been told by a number of people the same thing. So I went to see him, and he was incredible. I mean, I was very impressed. He was this funny little guy with his guitar. The night I saw him, he was making up songs.

Meet Bob. Somebody said, you've got to come to Greenwich Village. There's this incredible guy who writes music, and I had been told by a number of people the same thing. So I went to see him, and he was incredible. I mean, I was very impressed. He was this funny little guy with his guitar. The night I saw him, he was making up songs.

Meet Bob. Somebody said, you've got to come to Greenwich Village. There's this incredible guy who writes music, and I had been told by a number of people the same thing. So I went to see him, and he was incredible. I mean, I was very impressed. He was this funny little guy with his guitar. The night I saw him, he was making up songs.

He sang the song to Woody, and then he was just making up words, which I was in total awe of that, to just stand there and ad-lib and make up music. And then he was dragged over to the table to meet the Madonna, and it was all very awkward because, you know, I felt like some aging dowager at that point, and he seemed so young. And I didn't work with him for, I think, maybe a year or so after that.

He sang the song to Woody, and then he was just making up words, which I was in total awe of that, to just stand there and ad-lib and make up music. And then he was dragged over to the table to meet the Madonna, and it was all very awkward because, you know, I felt like some aging dowager at that point, and he seemed so young. And I didn't work with him for, I think, maybe a year or so after that.

He sang the song to Woody, and then he was just making up words, which I was in total awe of that, to just stand there and ad-lib and make up music. And then he was dragged over to the table to meet the Madonna, and it was all very awkward because, you know, I felt like some aging dowager at that point, and he seemed so young. And I didn't work with him for, I think, maybe a year or so after that.

Yeah, I did.

Yeah, I did.