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Tales To Tell • Do Metamorphosize • Don’t Leave Me Here |
| Tales to Tell | |
There’s a tale that’s glad, there’s a tale that’s sad, there’s a tale of a heros threat of of a shipwrecked coast and a churchyard ghost, that makes you hold your breath. There’s a tale of the Moon and the Dish and the Spoon, Three Bears and Little Boy Blue. You’ll love them well, the tales I tell, cause we know they all are true. There’s a tale of luck, of a woeful duck, that turned into a splendid swan. There’s a tale of fright in the dead of night of a horseman with no head... There’s a tale of a golden apple tree in the tide of an opal light... which only the shy green mermaids see in May on a moonlit night. Now the tale I tell weaves a favorite spell of a fairy dear and bright of her journey home, all the way alone will become one of yours tonight. Now the tale I tell weaves a favorite spell of a fairy dear and bright of her journey home, all the way alone will become one of yours tonight. |
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| Do Metamorphosize | |
“Oh, yes, just think of it. What bravery, what sacrifice. What an act of real heroism.”
Do make the change that’s what I suggest. Oh, everything you think you are you won’t be anymore. Your eyes, they won’t be here, but they’ll be all the way out there. Oh, you’ll have to find a nice big branch and spin yourself away. Okay, for that day (hey) you’ll be radiant and free - but you can never turn back and don’t come looking for me. So make the change: |
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| Don’t Leave Me Here | |
| I’ve always been into sleeping late. A trait, I’m afraid that sealed my fate. How could they do it? How could I be so dumb? There’s an aching in my heart that’s about to break apart. Don’t leave me here, I wanna go home. |
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| I’m Through With You | |
| Serrana, Serrana, I know that you don’t care, but you’re my responsibility and I think it isn’t fair. When I do my job and say ‘to come’ your response is ‘later, I’m having fun.’ When I try to teach, you always say I preach, so I’m through with you. Your job, Stefan. Your job?
How dare anyone call me a job! I know that you want me to be something that I’m not — trying to make this something more is harder than I thought. So say, ‘go away.’ Okay, so I’ll try not to be a pushy man. |
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| I’m A Black Widow | |
| It had dragonfly wings and that’s all I saw -
it was struggling but then again don’t they all? I’d been waitin’ for my dinner since half past eight, now it was on my plate. Ah... I didn’t look closely cause I never do;
I knew the more it struggled I’d be stuck like glue. Everybody knows that that bite is strong! I’d like to have some family for the company but I’m a black widow and a widow I will always be. Well, you can understand I didn’t hesitate. |
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| It’s So Hard To Get Up In The Morning | |
| It’s so hard to get up in the morning. It’s so quiet, it’s dark out and I’ve got no need. It’s so hard to get up in the morning. One more stretch and a yawn and then maybe I’ll see. Yes, oh yes, oh I’ve been warned, that to oversleep, could do me harm. Do you see any light, hey what time could it be? I don’t think I’ll get up yet. |
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| The Proverb Song | |
| Oh, fair flower, let go your frown,
‘With time and patience, the mulberry leaf becomes a silk gown.’
Excuse me? Patience, ‘In time, the grass becomes milk.’ But I can’t wait that long! This is true, and still,
‘Frog take time to pull back before he jumps.’ You’ll see... ‘Just a little bit of patience goes a long way.’ |
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“Serrana, the Lost Fairy” was a Disney-esque animated musical written by Gail Edwards in her dressing room during her first year appearing on the television series, Full House in 1991. Edwards wrote and recorded the soundtrack in her home studio that same year.
Though it received positive reviews (see below) and was represented by prominent literally agent, Richard Arlook (Gersh Agency), the project was fraught with problems:
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| An audiobook narrated by Edwards (including music) is slated for production this fall. If you'd like to be notified of its release, click here.
Thank you for your interest! —Robert Decker |
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Serrana Gail Edwards |
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Words & Music by Gail Edwards © 1992
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