1.
slacken provided the only explanation
either side of her face feel of life
reached a point where anyone wandering in
i opened it and came across
being led
by the events
laughing but her wanting to laugh
again
feeling so awful again i told her
to sign this morning
heard
the sound of my heart burning inside
written with Lush Life
(composer: Billy Strayhorn) on Out of this world (Affinity
1984) by Chris Connor (vocal), Ronnie Ordich (flute), Don Burns
(accordion), Joe Cinderella (guitar), Vinnie Burke (bass), Art
Mardigan (drums). NYC - August 21, 1954.
2.
their beautiful guest places
as i could with the bird
faces are
things i'm sure of
any moment i might lose my
balance
gestures becoming ludicrously
wild
then more than anything else you
tempt me to madness at night
frightened and arousal to the limit
entrance accompanied by shouting
i was
wrong again i was wrong
the clouds and
struggling getting
words in open
sunlight
and only last year they ate in
Paris
meant her face revealed her
anguish
pushed her with all my might in
spite
of the previous night exhausted me
written with Lush Life on A
Song for You (Phontastic 1978) by Karin Krog (vocal), Bengt
Hallberg (piano). Stockholm - July 19,
1977.
3.
level her laugh on the axis
her dead and earlier a front
even
reason
tone of room considered through the day
twelve
and man frightened tragedy
in
making just love don't another
spring
start fuel infatuated
head again
lead what seemed so
sure
with no
her
doll
way of
the
flesh while she had in disgust
the matter
outraged
even about
their rush least room
in the
enjoying
upwards strange you doubt all
lonely too tone these slowly killed
space make so make rest laugh
not speak
to remember
slender eluded from i'll forget
you
surrounded hardly with possible
i will dressed abruptly think his speaking
excitement the straight thought the reading
struck
moment centres close
once a shadow
shy stretched city
darkness empty little flaming closer
such
possibilities have inclined i assert
written with Lush Life on
Sheila (Steeplechase 1978) by Sheila Jordan (vocal), Arild
Andersen (bass). Oslo - August 27, 1977.
14.7.1987
