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| Written by Ric Albano | Song Length: 4:25 |
| Listen to the Song: [audio:WAS/39-LoveInAPocketbook.mp3] |
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| Lyrics Don’t go thinking all that I told you was in vain Because that ain’t true You must believe the time that I speak of brought me pain But not from you I do agree, I had much too frequent made mistakes, some I regret I’ve learned most recently you may give what you take, and don’t forget Fortunes are won and lost in seconds while coins are tossed When you see the coming of dawn’s light think of me and what we’d done Fortunes are won and lost in seconds while coins are tossed Ecstasy did grow, I’m really sorry that I ever let you go If you listen closely, you can hear the sounds of “Black Velvet” Composition © 1990 Ric Albano |
Song Info Produced & Engineered by Ric Albano Composed on December 18, 1990 Recorded December 1990 at Rathole Studios, Hazleton, PA Mixed in 2003 & Mastered in 2011 at Cygnus Wave Studios Performers Listener Guide Analysis: I had once promised an old girlfriend that someday I’d write a song about her called “Love In a Pocketbook”. Like the title, much of the songs lyrics are cryptic “inside jokes”. The music is decent in its simplicity, but the recording did not hold up very well, so it a bit abrasive. |
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