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This is the song I received a "web award" for runner-up, December 2006.

www.songoftheyear.com/webawards/a/andrewnewton.htm

A song very much inspired by the Iraq War.

lyrics

Early Tuesday morning, get out of the haze
Whistle in the window, I'm still in a daze.
Every day I think about tomorrow
And tomorrow, about today
The things that I could say.
Still, I wonder, can I make a difference?
The city streets say "No".
Your eyes will let me know.

You will find me, I'm
Right in front of you.
You will find me, I'm in front of you.

News men let in more than they realize
Burning oil and black smoke fill the sand and skies.
We don't think too fondly of our enemies.
We don't see things from their side
Things would change if we tried.
Cars exploding, mad men in their castles.
And strapped into the chair.
Bombs bursting in the air.

You can't find me, I'm
Across the desert plain.
You can't find me, I'm across the plain.

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from The Punchbowl Sessions, released October 1, 2006

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Andrew Newton Halifax, Nova Scotia

Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist.
Blending rock, folk, progressive rock, funk, and musical theatre.
Currently based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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