Biography:
Twilight Waltz is the debut solo record from acclaimed Minneapolis singer-songwriter Luke Zimmerman set to be released December 2, 2005. A talented wordsmith, Zimmerman has been compared to some of popular music’s most enduring and venerated artists. Seamlessly blending country, jazz and rock, Twilight Waltz marks a leap forward in the 27- year old’s artistic development. With overtones that ache of deserted fields and industrial back roads, the record coherently straddles the lines between heartache and longing
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G Em C G
If you're going home again go see my only friend
G Em C G
He's the one who'll be wrapped up tight in his electric hospital bed
G Em C G
Tell him that I'm caught in a world that's bought and sold
G Em C G
If you're going home again please pay him what I owe
If you're going home again go see my mother dear
She'll be sitting under the chandelier singin' to the ringin' in her ears
Tell her that I'm lost, alone, double-crossed and drunk on wine
If you're going home again please tell her I'm fine
C C/B Am G
But I just can't sit back idly and watch
F G D
While someone's living on the cornfield of my youth
D G Em
Tell her I'll be hiding in Duluth
If you're going home again go see old Brother Joe
He'll be kneeling at the high altar painting angels on his toes
Tell him that lately my thought seem to go astray
If you're going home again just tell him I'm OK
But I just can't sit back idly and watch
While someone's living on the cornfield of my youth
Tell him I'll just be hiding in Duluth
If you're going home again go see my one true love
She's the one at the end of the park with a voice like a mourning dove
Tell her that I can still her talking in her sleep
If you're going home again please kiss her once for me
Cause I just can't sit back idly and watch
While someone's living on the cornfields of my youth
D G C D
I'll just be hiding in Duluth
Em C D
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
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http://www.myspace.com/lukezimmerman
If you're going home again go see my only friend
G Em C G
He's the one who'll be wrapped up tight in his electric hospital bed
G Em C G
Tell him that I'm caught in a world that's bought and sold
G Em C G
If you're going home again please pay him what I owe
If you're going home again go see my mother dear
She'll be sitting under the chandelier singin' to the ringin' in her ears
Tell her that I'm lost, alone, double-crossed and drunk on wine
If you're going home again please tell her I'm fine
C C/B Am G
But I just can't sit back idly and watch
F G D
While someone's living on the cornfield of my youth
D G Em
Tell her I'll be hiding in Duluth
If you're going home again go see old Brother Joe
He'll be kneeling at the high altar painting angels on his toes
Tell him that lately my thought seem to go astray
If you're going home again just tell him I'm OK
But I just can't sit back idly and watch
While someone's living on the cornfield of my youth
Tell him I'll just be hiding in Duluth
If you're going home again go see my one true love
She's the one at the end of the park with a voice like a mourning dove
Tell her that I can still her talking in her sleep
If you're going home again please kiss her once for me
Cause I just can't sit back idly and watch
While someone's living on the cornfields of my youth
D G C D
I'll just be hiding in Duluth
Em C D
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
Hiding in Duluth
**********
http://www.myspace.com/lukezimmerman
Lula Wiles
Luli Pizarro
Lullacry
Lulu Jam
Lumache Rosse