Sycamore Street by Kimberlye Gold and Johnny Douglas
Sycamore Street
Words and music by: Kimberlye Gold/Johnny Douglas
Hey Lucy
Whatcha got going on girl, talk to me
Tell me
Some people saw ya hangin' out down at the
Mercury, was that you?
Gettin' high off some funky vibe
Ya know you never used to do that
Are you stealin' yourself away, stealin' yourself
away?
CH: (She said) Can't be who I was before
Can't go back there anymore
Never wore it very well
The girl I used o try to be
Worked for everyone but me
Pleasing everybody else
Now they have to face the fact
I'm never going back to SYCAMORE STREET
Hey Lucy
Ya cut off all your hair and tell me, where'd ya
get those shoes
Funny
All these years that I've known ya and I swear I
don't even know ya
Wonder why I never saw this comin'
Like some total transformation
Are you stealin' yourself away, stealin' yourself
away?
CH:
Cracks on my sidewalk
Said don't think or talk too much
This time it's your turn to fly
Hey Lucy
It's been so good to see ya girl, don't be a
stranger 'round here
Call me
We'll go have a margarita and you can tell me
what's goin' on
While you're stealin' yourself away, stealin'
yourself away
CH: (She said) Can't be who I was before
Can't go back there anymore
Never wore it very well
Can't you see I'm much too strong
Can't be where I don't belong
Givin' it to someone else
The girl I used o try to be
She got introduced to me
Now I'm livin' for myself
Now everybody face the fact
I'm never going back to SYCAMORE STREET
BIO: KIMBERLYE GOLD – VOCALS/GUITAR –
A Bay Area native, Kimberlye’s career has taken her far and wide. Beginning with the award-winning San Francisco rock 'n roll musical comedy, Breakfast In Marin, starring as "Sunny" when she was a teenager, she has traveled to music hot spots world-wide, performing at venues such as Biscuits ‘N Blues in San Francisco, Molly Malone’s in Los Angeles, The Bitter End in New York City, The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and 12 Bar in London. Kimberlye co-wrote "Don't Maybe Me", a cut on Nashville Atlantic Records recording artist Mila Mason's CD, The Strong One. Kimberlye’s songs have also appeared in the ABC TV series All My Children as well as motion pictures and documentaries. Steve Massam/BBC Radio, notes "Kimberlye is a breath of fresh air; she sings from the heart with true feeling and passion. She can rock, yet has a quality in her voice that easily compares with Emmylou Harris or Allison Krauss." Ben Fong-Torres, author/journalist & former senior editor of Rolling Stone magazine states, "Kimberlye has a way with words and music; based as much on heart and soul as they are on rock & roll, folk, country and the blues. Her voice, pretty, strong and rocking, is equally adept at covering all those musical bases a
BIO: KIMBERLYE GOLD – VOCALS/GUITAR –
A Bay Area native, Kimberlye’s career has taken her far and wide. Beginning with the award-winning San Francisco rock 'n roll musical comedy, Breakfast In Marin, starring as "Sunny" when she was a teenager, she has traveled to music hot spots world-wide, performing at venues such as Biscuits ‘N Blues in San Francisco, Molly Malone’s in Los Angeles, The Bitter End in New York City, The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and 12 Bar in London. Kimberlye co-wrote "Don't Maybe Me", a cut on Nashville Atlantic Records recording artist Mila Mason's CD, The Strong One. Kimberlye’s songs have also appeared in the ABC TV series All My Children as well as motion pictures and documentaries. Steve Massam/BBC Radio, notes "Kimberlye is a breath of fresh air; she sings from the heart with true feeling and passion. She can rock, yet has a quality in her voice that easily compares with Emmylou Harris or Allison Krauss." Ben Fong-Torres, author/journalist & former senior editor of Rolling Stone magazine states, "Kimberlye has a way with words and music; based as much on heart and soul as they are on rock & roll, folk, country and the blues. Her voice, pretty, strong and rocking, is equally adept at covering all those musical bases a
Kimberlye Gold
Singer/Songwriter
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