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JenniferJames · 01-25-2002, 05:13 PM

So many good ones.
I first heard Never Too Close in 1995. My aunt had just died and I went back to NY for the funeral, then spent a week alone at her home, where I found her tape. I played it on a long (fruitless) drive to Boston to visit a long lost lover, and it seemed to reflect a sad, time slipping away feeling.
All the Lovely Ladies is pretty good too, and the Canadian Railroad, and, and...

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Jennyh

01-25-2002, 05:13 PM	#473
JenniferJames Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Los Angeles, CA USA Posts: 1	So many good ones. I first heard Never Too Close in 1995. My aunt had just died and I went back to NY for the funeral, then spent a week alone at her home, where I found her tape. I played it on a long (fruitless) drive to Boston to visit a long lost lover, and it seemed to reflect a sad, time slipping away feeling. All the Lovely Ladies is pretty good too, and the Canadian Railroad, and, and... ------------------ Jennyh