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The Woman in the Window
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The woman in the window, she seems so all alone.
spending her nights talking on the telephone.
She wears a red robe, while she paces the room
stopping for a moment to put on her perfume
The woman in the window, she seems so all alone.
The august breeze lifts the white curtain lace.
The lamp on a desk baths her face.
A smile starts to creep across her lips
I only see what she permits
The door slowly closes and my train moves on.
And the woman in the widow, she is suddenly gone.
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Phil Gammage New York, New York
Songwriter, vocalist, and guitar slinger, Phil Gammage is a Texas-born artist who now resides in NYC. His latest album, "From Nowhere to Somewhere", is a robust collection of Americana songs as diverse and heart-felt as the genre itself. Twisting endless roads, and the folklore of 20th century America, the album draws inspiration from Phil’s life as a musician, historian, & fiction writer. ... more
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