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The Butterfly Project: Lady of the Lake by C. Paul Buckles
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fave it Adult Contemporary | Dream Pop
5 tracks | 21 minutes
Released Nov 2007
on Cottonwood Shade Recordings
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:23 Lady of the Lake lyrics BUY MP3 04:23 Lady of the Lake lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:23 Lady of the Lake
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 05:40 Baby, Can't You See? lyrics BUY MP3 05:40 Baby, Can't You See? lyrics "GIFT MP3" 05:40 Baby, Can't You See?
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:45 Taking Time lyrics FREE 03:45 Taking Time lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:45 Taking Time
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:50 All I Want Is You lyrics BUY MP3 03:50 All I Want Is You lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:50 All I Want Is You
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:14 Love You Back lyrics BUY MP3 04:14 Love You Back lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:14 Love You Back
Romantic acoustic guitar Pop, all you need is love, baby.
Bio / Background
March 18, 2007
Long ago in a land far away called 'The '70's' it all began. Sitting in the student lounge between classes at The University of New Mexico, ideas for songs started appearing in his head. He wrote some of them down, like 'A Medicine Show' and 'Taking Time' and a few more. He shared them with his friend Rod Guinn who collaborated with him and wrote music and melodies and whatever might be needed to make these ideas into songs. Unfortunately nobody wanted to hear them.
Then ................... years later new ideas began to appear and he worked these into songs fighting tooth and nail at times to tame them into an appearance of beauty. Thus were born 'Lady of the Lake' inspired by an antique hand tinted photo of a beautiful young woman of the early 1900's (which is featured on the cover); and the plaintively questioning 'Baby, Can't You See?', along with an observation won from personal experience in 'Love You Back' .
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