"Tomorrow Is A Long Time," by Bob Dylan.

Usually identified as "Copper Kettle," a song composed by Albert Frank Beddoe and made popular by Joan Baez

2024, still.... although much is healed, this still touches places deep in side

"Autumn," is a song by David Mallett, and appeared on his album, _This Town_

This song, "Coal Tattoo," is by Billy Edd Wheeler, who died earlier this fall (2024). Perhaps the best-known cover of this song was by Judy Collins on her _Concert_ LP, in 1964.

"Best Wishes" is by Gregory Bohen. He wrote it for Essie McKiernan, his ex-spouse.

Hi Louis!

"Snowball Earth" is by Jesse Ferguson. Here's his recording, which I absolutely love: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHbYeWWmq6mVmLcsi=bn3Gf6hZubxepOPm Most of Jesse's recordings are of traditional songs, and they're terrific, but he sometimes writes original songs, too, and this is one of his best from his album, _Shift_. Listen to it, buy it, share it!

"On Fortune's Wheel" by David Lenander (I used to call it Wheel of Fortune, but there are too many other songs with that title).

Look who's here

"The Wild Swans," by David Lenander, partly inspired by Peg Kerr's novel, _The Wild Swans_, and by Hans Christian Andersen's story, "The Wild Swans," certainly partly inspired in traditions and mythologies as in the story from the Grimm Brothers, "The Six Geese," and the Irish story of Deirdre and her brothers.

"Patience is a Solitary Game" is by Sylvia Tyson, and was released on her first solo record, _Woman's World_

"Bound for Glory" is by Phil Ochs

Actually, it's "Raphael," a song by Hugh Blumenfeld, from his album, _Mozart's Money_

"Sense of Wonder," by Dave Dvorak

"A Passing Ship," by Gordon Lightfoot

"Snakes of Medusa," is by Haas Vita.

I lol'd at the kindergarten cop joke 🤣

"After the Gold Rush," by David Lenander. (No, not the Neil Young song).

"Sailing Toward the Morning" is Gordon Bok's "Turning Toward the Morning," but with filksong words about C.S. Lewis's _Voyage of the Dawn Treader_ by Thorin Tatge

"Seeds of Hope" by Dave Dvorak

Awesome footage! Thank you, Very much for sharing this one🙏 😇 ♥️ 😘 🌳🎶🎵👌.

Some rude participants after 320

"Don't Steal My Heart Away" is by Haas Vita

Damn.. is this woman okay?

Lol das my dad

Hi! Curious if you’re going to post the videos from May 26?

Awesome job Kiddo!! ❤️❤️❤️

Love it!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Amazing, as usual!! So glad I was able to be there in person this night! ❤️❤️❤️

"Valley of Dreams," by Haas Vita.

I want to cite the life and times and fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen, and in particular, the retellings in the novel, _The Wild Swans_, by Peg Kerr. My class on Andersen was taught by Prof. Jack Zipes at the University of Minnesota, sometime in the 90s or 00s. This song is "The Wild Swans," by David Lenander. This performance dedicated to Kelson, and the members of my 2019 class on "Revisiting the AIDS generation" at the Quatrefoil Library in spring 2019.

"By the Time It Gets Dark," by Sandy Denny

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LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!! ❤❤❤❤

Very cool Steve

"Shoulder of the Night" is by Greg Bohen

"When I Get to the Border," by Richard Thompson

"Down Where the Drunkards Roll," by Richard Thompson

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"Hallelujah," by Leonard Cohen

So good!! 😍😍😍

LOVE this so much!! 😍😍😍

Thank you. I’ve been searching for this one for ever.

SO GOOD!! One of my favorite performances of his!! ❤❤❤❤

Sorry bro but that is so bad

"When I Get to the Border," is by Richard Thompson

Song lyrics for “The Wild Swans” Silently they drift [upon the/on] water Like white clouds upon the the sky She remembers shouts and talk and laughter Until they spread their wings and fly Chorus O the Wild Swans They are mounting up the air Splashing drops that glitter from the sky Rising as if up a spiral stair Shedding tears [of blood] with[out a/every] cry In the dark she gathers nettles for Weaving hope and blood and bone Into a fabric for their future Giving little thought or effort for her own. She conceals their souls in silence Keep their hearts beneath their shirts. Others wear theirs on their sleeves These brothers hide their lives and hurts She longs to cry their loves aloud But fear chokes off all [her] breath Yet the paradox of their lives is this That Silence equals Death They fly with all desperate speed What rescue can they bring by day What they might whisper in the darkness There are no morning words to say Chorus ii O the Wild Swans Descending down the air Shedding silence as they die Abandoning despair To cast their song against the sky Chorus iii O the Wild Swans Parade through water or the air In formation they are proud At last defying death they dare To shout their loves aloud. Coda: At last she’s left to mourn and ponder stories of their blood lost and spilt Writing with a swan’s wing feather Stuffing swansdown, telling stories, Stitching patches for the Quilt. -David Lenander, June & December 2019

Wow 👌 great performance 👏 You're friend the security guard guy downtown Saint Paul.

This may be the best song ever written.