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Mellow, lovely, acoustic guitars and male voice with folk and jazz overtones. A couple in love trying to get through some slow times in the Fall with no good movies in town. Million dollar movie. James Taylor, Seals and Croft, Simon & Garfunkel, David Wilcox, Eagles. Film, tv, soundtrack, background Keywords: pastures headlights fences horses grazing unplugged sweet pretty steel string seventies
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Lyrics:
I Can’t Make Movies Change
He said “Honey, I wish the movie would change.”
He said “Honey, I wish the movie would change.”
“In this kind of weather, we need something better to keep us entertained.”
He said “Honey, I wish the movie would change.”
She said “Darlin’, I can’t make movies change.”
She said “Darlin’, I can’t make movies change.”
But pull on a sweater, I know you’ll feel better
We’ll go for a walk.”
They headed out walking, the night bird sang.
The blood rushed through their bodies as the headlights played on their faces.
They walked t0 the pastures, the horses grazed.
He spoke to her softly as the headlights played on the fences.
He said “Honey, let that movie remain.”
He said “Honey, let that movie remain.”
In this kind of weather, we’ll make something better, I don’t need no show.
He said “Honey, let that movie remain.”
Words and music: Randy Parsons/ASCAP
