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Maggie May by RagandBone

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Recording:	Sep 26, 2007 at 4:15 PM
Member:	RagandBone & Kjellvis
Song:	Maggie May
Artist:	Rod Stewart
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Recording information by RagandBoneGOLD

This is a Fred Neil Song, "The Dolphins".

It has been covered by Tim Buckley and Linda Ronstadt, Beth Orton and Terry Callier
and Lucky me I get to sing with Kjell, and am lucky enough that he wanted to do the music (just listen to his beautiful guitar. ) for this song.

This old world may never change
The way it's been
And all the ways of war
Can't change it back again

I've been searchin'
For the dolphins in the sea
And sometimes I wonder
Do you ever think of me

I'm not the one to tell this world
How to get along
I only know the peace will come
When all hate is gone

I've been searchin'...

You know sometimes I think about
Saturday's child
And all about the time
When we were running wild

I've been searchin'...

This old world may never change
This world may never change
This world may never change

Over 2 years ago, lolalola said:

*stunned*

Over 2 years ago, lolalola said:

oh wow. how amazing!

i've only familiar with the beth orton and terry callier version....and now this!

i love the "rolling in the seawaves" guitar strum and the smooth warmth of both of your voices!

Over 2 years ago, lolalola said:

(er...i've only been familiar...)

Over 2 years ago, lolalola said:

yeah i'm going to listen to this all day...never mind that i have a mile high pile of work on my desk....

Over 2 years ago, Kjellvis said:

This was so much fun. It's a beautiful beautiful song, and I'm such a lucky guy for getting to do this one with you.

Now... please explain the lyrics to me :)

Over 2 years ago, BronxBruce said:

Fred Neil wrote Everybody's Talking, one of my favorites. You guys sound ridiculously wonderful on this. Sounds like a song from a Sopranos episode. If it's not that song, it certainly should have been used in a Sopranos episode. Why didn't you record this 5 years ago?

Over 2 years ago, BronxBruce said:

A ha! I knew it. Sopranos Episode 74, "The Ride" features this song when Christopher is getting high. What an impact that show had for me to remember the song cues and I had never heard this song before. Again, awesome job. Flag-ola.

Over 2 years ago, wonkim00GOLD said:

There's a few recordings I've had the pleasure of stumbling across here, that are utterly transportive and luminous and expansive and oh so many other things I can't properly put into words. This is one of them.

Over 2 years ago, lolalola said:

re: the dolphins in the lyrics....i wonder if douglas adams was inspired by this song when he wrote "so long and thanks for all the fish"...LOL...sorry just a random thought i had to share...

Over 2 years ago, Kjellvis said:

So it's about 42?

Over 2 years ago, PCSongmanGOLD said:

Don't ever recall having heard this song before. The lyrics are gorgeous and you two sound wonderful together. Love the feel of this track. Outstanding duet.