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Magic Stone
02:53
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Once upon a fine day
There was this lonely little boy
Who played beside a pond
He found a stone
That glittered in the sun
The colors of the rainbow
Shiny like a gem
So he made a stone wish
Thinking that with some magic luck
He'd find himself a friend
And out of a cloud
A little girl appeared
And they began to play
All different kinds of games
Many, many hours passed
Two friends playing in the breeze
And wading to their knees
Until the time came for setting of the sun
Magic Stones are good
Magic Stones are fun!
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Hey Gilles
03:08
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Let it go, let it go, let it go
Hey Gilles, why you such a big wheel
Hey Gilles, why you such a big wheel
Traveling with the tide, Mormos on your side
So let it go, let it go, let it go.
Lulu, what the heck do you do
Lulu, what the heck do you do
Traveling with the tide, all your cleats inside
So let it go, let it go, let it go.
Hey Jack, boy we’re glad you came back
Hey Jack, boy we’re glad you came back
Traveling toward the sun, loved by everyone
So let it go, let it go, let it go.
Bruno, your language is a no, no
Bruno, what the hell do you know
Traveling with the tide, that’s your problem, not mine
So let it go, let it go, let it go.
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Mormos Paris, France
In the 70s, a US group, led by James Cuomo, moved from Champaign, Illinois, to Paris, France; made 4 recordings with CBS- France; & performed in France, Switzerland, Belgium & Holland; an original brand of music now known as “psychedelic folk". These are the highest quality re-masters available, including Live never-released material. STAY TUNED FOR MORE!! ... more
Mormos recommends:
French Impressions & Latin Themes
by Ernie Mansfield
Hear more recent music by Ernie Mansfield, former member of Mormos!
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Saturday at St. Mary's
by St. Mary Saturday Musicians
If you like more meditative music by flutist Ernie Mansfield, find it here!
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JIm Cuomo was also the leader of Mormos in the 70s, so now you get to hear Jim from two centuries! Jim was a talented soloist and composer, very unique and original.
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How Does It Feel EP
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Missouri singer/songwriter Lizzie Weber delivers a trio of songs lightly informed by country music, and fleshed out with strings.
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Guardians Of Our Time
by Edd Donovan and The Wandering Moles
Edd Donovan's day job as a social worker brings a sense of empathy to his elegantly constructed political folk music.
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After the Rain : A Night for Coltrane
by Teodross Avery
Recorded in Oakland, “After the Rain” pays tribute to the spirit and sound of John Coltrane in its deft, melodic tunes.
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