Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs
Presented in Tempo rubato, an italian term for free expression of the tempo, or pace of a passage of music, “Dolphin” bobs around a velvet ocean of sensitive fingerpicking to tell a story of going away, addressing the uncertainty of leaving the ordinary behind to embark on an exciting, unpredictable...
Dolphin, take me with you
But I am bound by the tin
That's under my feet
And the engine behind
If I held you for a tow
Would you take me there and back
But what is there
And what good is back?
I don't know
Dolphin, take me with you
I want to feel the speed
And the pulse of moving
Of going away
But where shall we go
Does it matter, should I know
When the reason is to taste
Vacillando
Dolphin, take me with you
Take me with you
Dolphin was written by Linda Perhacs.
Dolphin was produced by Leonard Rosenman.
Linda Perhacs released Dolphin on Wed Apr 01 1970.