Biography:
Frederick Emerson Small (November 6, 1952), known publicly as Fred Small, is an American singer-songwriter. He is also a lawyer and a Unitarian Universalist minister. His songs often make a political or ethical statement. Among his best-known songs are "Heart of the Appaloosa", "Everything Possible", and "Cranes Over Hiroshima".
In 1980 Fred Small embarked on his song writing/performer/recording artist career. His songs are in the folk tradition for peace, healing and empowerment.
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 96 17:30:45 EDT
From: [email protected] (Scott A. Lehman)
Subject: Dancing Light - Fred Small
THE DANCING LIGHT - Fred Small
from the album "No Limit"
(c) 1981 Pine Barrens Music
C Am
i remember her when she was shining bright
Dm Am G
deep in her dark eyes there shone a dancing light
F G C F
she always used to say that she was not the marrying kind
Dm G C
until she met the man who changed her mind
he was beautiful and lord, he was strong
knew where he was going, rising like the sun
and he believed in her and listened to her thoughts
and long into the evening they would talk
F G C Em7 Am
seemed like we just blinked our eyes and - she slipped away
Dm F Dm G
this woman full of fire and wonder - only yesterday
F G C F
there ain't no doubt she's happy, ain't nothing really wrong
Dm G Am
but the dancing light inside her eyes is gone
he got the job he wanted, she left hers behind
she said she had no future there - she didn't mind
in another city she began a brand new life
loving the man and learning to be a wife
we still get a letter from time to time
she writes about the baby, not what's on her mind
i guess she's got her reasons, it ain't for me to say
but it makes me sad to lose a friend that way
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 96 17:30:45 EDT
From: [email protected] (Scott A. Lehman)
Subject: Dancing Light - Fred Small
THE DANCING LIGHT - Fred Small
from the album "No Limit"
(c) 1981 Pine Barrens Music
C Am
i remember her when she was shining bright
Dm Am G
deep in her dark eyes there shone a dancing light
F G C F
she always used to say that she was not the marrying kind
Dm G C
until she met the man who changed her mind
he was beautiful and lord, he was strong
knew where he was going, rising like the sun
and he believed in her and listened to her thoughts
and long into the evening they would talk
F G C Em7 Am
seemed like we just blinked our eyes and - she slipped away
Dm F Dm G
this woman full of fire and wonder - only yesterday
F G C F
there ain't no doubt she's happy, ain't nothing really wrong
Dm G Am
but the dancing light inside her eyes is gone
he got the job he wanted, she left hers behind
she said she had no future there - she didn't mind
in another city she began a brand new life
loving the man and learning to be a wife
we still get a letter from time to time
she writes about the baby, not what's on her mind
i guess she's got her reasons, it ain't for me to say
but it makes me sad to lose a friend that way
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