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Written by Peter Lewis the morning after Moby Grape opened the Monterey Pop Festival in1967. The poetic lyrics sung by Arwen Lewis are accompanied by Peter's acoustic guitar, an electric harmony guitar and orchestrated strings to deliver this ballad.

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from Arwen, released October 2, 2015
John DeNicola: Electric Guitar
Peter Lewis: Acoustic guitar
Arwen Lewis: Lead vocal
Strings: Laura Metcalf, Audrey Nadeau
Yumi Oshima, Molly Carr
Emma Sutton, David Southern
Nikita Morozov, Yanni Burton
Strings Arranged and Conducted by Alan Zahn

PETER LEWIS MUSIC PETER LEWIS

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