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Old Coyote

by Denes McIntosh

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1.
Like The Wind Denes McIntosh You are like the wind sometimes a welcome friend coolin' my brow when it's burnin' or when I'm cold and all alone you're a Southern Wind. And then sometimes babe you're like a hurricane driving me so close to insane I can't think clearly I can barely breathe your name and I can find no shelter from the rain. You are like a flame chasin' my darkness away you light the path where I'm walkin' when I'm lost you lead me back the way I came. But sometimes you're a blazin' fire' you burn white hot like a funeral pyre I can't get near you, and when I can't get no higher I'm left standing naked by the fire. Bridge: And can't you see it's only me babe I'm here even while you're coolin' down I'll be right here blowin' softly on your coals while all those disappointments disappear on down the road. Cause you are like the wind sometimes a welcome friend cooling my brow when it's burnin' and when I'm cold and all alone you're a southern wind.
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Brilliant Shadows Denes McIntosh Brilliant shadows leaving your impression as they fade. In the latest afternoon in the disappearing shade. Brilliant shadows casting your reflection on the gate. Waiting still beneath the moon at the closing of the day. Chorus: The day is done like a passing ship on a vast horizon it's been fading quick. The sun is gone the night is here but the dark is light and the sky is clear. Brilliant shadows lingering about me in the yard. With a vague familiar presence like roses in the garden. Chorus:
3.
No Regrets 05:30
No Regrets Denes McIntosh Come down from the mountain, air’s too thin up there I can’t live any longer on a wing and a prayer. Come down from your mountain, I can’t breathe up there meet me down in the valley by the river somewhere. Chorus: I’ll come to you babe in the early morn like a man seekin’ shelter from a raging storm. I’ll come to you girl with my arms outstretched with a heart on fire bringing no regrets. Come down from your mountain, it’s too cold on high The snows too wet, and the winds too dry. Come down to the valley, get your feet on the ground gonna fall off that mountain while you’re lookin’ back down. Chorus: It’s too early in the day to be feelin’ all that Too far along in the game to be afraid of the past. It’s too late in the journey to be lookin’ back we’re too far down the road with a one way map. Chorus: Repeat verse 1: Come down from your mountain, air’s too thin up there I can’t live any longer on a wing and a prayer. Come down from your mountain, I can’t breathe up there meet me down in the valley by the river somewhere.
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Get Outta Dodge Denes McIntosh Born down in the valley, and I watched it grow from a one horse town north of Mexico. With my head held high, and my gun hangin’ low the girls were fast, but the livin’ was slow. Used to ride my pony down to the creek I’d water him there, and get myself a drink Pa used to tell me “boy, say what you think, got to write your own story with indelible ink.” Chorus: But I got to get outta Dodge cause Dodge just ain’t what it used to be. Gotta get the hell outta Dodge before Dodge knocks the hell outta me. I would do my business with neighbors and friends a mans word was good with just a shake of the hand. Helpin’ each other was the law of the land and work made a boy a responsible man. We’d sit on the porch at the end of the day and tell stories that changed like the weather in May. Puttin’ a bottle of whisky away till nobody had nothin’ further to say. Chorus: But I got to get outta Dodge cause Dodge just ain’t what it used to be. Gotta get the hell outta Dodge before Dodge knocks the hell outta me. The town kept growin’ like a summertime weed people driving crazy like a wild stampede. The handshake turned into a legal decree and more often than not folks would disagree. I’m gonna move my family on out of this place Get away from the hustle of the rat race Gonna build my ranch in some wide open space where a man can breathe and his cattle can graze. Chorus: But I got to get outta Dodge cause Dodge just ain’t what it used to be. Gotta get the hell outta Dodge before Dodge knocks the hell outta me
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Jessica 05:17
Jessica Denes McIntosh He calls you angel for your silken hair your velvet skin, the smile you wear He calls you angel, looks you up and down convinced your feet never touch the ground. He calls you angel for your clear blue eyes the liquid way they hypnotize He calls you angel, says you make him proud but he's never heard you laugh aloud. Chorus: Your name is Jessica I've seen your suffering You call me on the phone you tell me everything The writings on the wall it's written badly He calls you "baby doll" but you call me "daddy". He says you're beautiful he says you're like a dream He'd give his life for you he'd buy you anything He's quick to worship you he would possess you He holds you out for all the others to inspect you. Chorus: Your name is Jessica I've seen your suffering You call me on the phone you tell me everything The writings on the wall it's written badly He calls you "baby doll" you call me "daddy". Love ain't yours to pretend at. It'll kill you in the end if that's your way.
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Fallen Angel 04:37
Fallen Angel Denes McIntosh Street lights are on, but the ladies door is dark It should come to you now as no surprise. The final moment of your life, throw your faith to the sharks Check your messages again before you die. She’s protected from the weather by her long blond hair Love can be a very dangerous game. It comes on quickly, and leaves without a care, You make the rules up along the way. Chorus: There’s no one left to blame but the blameless. Everybody’s got to take their turn. You can buy salvation from a fallen angel But you’ll have to learn to live with the burn. She was really nothing more than a bad acquaintance You never should have asked her for a dance. No one really changes, they just tend to get undressed And let the darkness penetrate the cracks You were born in the palace, but you can’t live with the queen. Paying homage has been such a waste of time Walk on the water now, or sink into the sea, But don’t bleed to death again before you die .Chorus: There’s no one left to blame but the blameless. Everybody’s got to take their turn. You can buy salvation from a fallen angel But you’ll have to learn to live with the burn. What you think of me is none of my business What I think of you is really none of yours. Look at the circle surrounding the moon I’m running free again with all the wild horses.
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Coyotes Lament Denes McIntosh Feels like it’s gonna rain. I wonder if it’s gonna rain.
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Stronger Than Me Denes McIntosh The River runs by me like a pony out of the gate. Like another day behind me like the fickle hand of fate. Every man has shaken hands with that fickle hand of fate. The River shouts a warning like a runaway train Racing down those rusted tracks in the pouring rain. I can hear that dire warning thru the pouring rain. The River moves swiftly like a mountain on fire Like the morning you left me like a message down the wire. Like a Sunday choir I can hear that voice along the wire. The River keeps carving its way to the sea Through cold earth and hard rock that’s much stronger than me. Any blind man can see it’s much stronger than me.
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My Fathers Son Denes McIntosh Looking back through the foggy past watching things unravel fast time passes through an hour glass and I can't bring it back Time passes through an hour glass and I can't get it back. A moment here is all I've got a thought strikes quick and then it's gone I bought a silver plated gun to shoot my fathers son I bought a silver plated gun to shoot my fathers son. Chorus: There's a river flowing clean and crystal clear I been dreaming of this time it's gettin' near The breeze is blowin' I can hear it breathin' like a lover. The sky burns crimson I burn warm My eyes are damp my skin is torn from crawlin' out from underneath the covers. Someone called from Idaho a quiet stranger, name of Joe He said “There's something I should know, It just ain't time to go boy" He said “There's something I should know, It just ain't time to go" Chorus:
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Canvass Different Colors Denes McIntosh Sunlight dancin' in your eyes like the moon on the water like the sparkle of the sidewalk in the morning rain. Come take your place beside me bring the pain you've had to hide lay it fully at my feet where it will remain. Chorus: We'll paint your canvass different colors that once were black no need for lookin' back again no need for doin' that. We'll paint your canvass different colors life has made you sad no need for goin' there again no need for goin' back. And you won't have to hide anymore or spend the night alone waiting at your window for the dawn to break. And you won't be ashamed anymore or fear the telephone or live with half a lifetime worth of heartache. Chorus: We'll paint your canvass different colors canvass different colors We'll paint your canvass different colors that once were black. Sunlight dancin' in your eyes again like the moon on the water Like the sparkle of the sidewalk in the morning rain.
11.
Thunder Mountain Denes McIntosh Clean air at 7,000 feet The kind a man was meant to breathe. Pine trees reaching tall for the sky to soak the Autumn light. Silver Lake, the blue of your eyes smiling deep beneath the granite face of Thunder Mountain. Sierra path at our own pace, trail to a very secret place. Where snakes dance fluid on the water, Mother Earth and Virgin Daughter. Silver Lake, the blue of your eyes smiling deep beneath the granite face of Thunder Mountain. Chorus: Let me lay down in the comfort of your arms. Let me be healed in you, let me be warm. Let the river teach me how to bend, let the mountain give me strength again. Evening falls with fading light throwing pink across a painted sky. Breathless quiet, before the dark I can hear the sound of my own heart. Silver Lake, the blue of your eyes smiling deep beneath the granite face of Thunder Mountain. Chorus: Let me lay down in the comfort of your arms. Let me be healed in you, let me be warm. Let the river teach me how to bend, let the mountain give me strength again. Let the mountain give me strength again.
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Beyond Our Reach Denes McIntosh Rugged like the banks of Coyote Creek. Where gold lies hidden beyond our reach. Where snakes lay coiled quick to strike as we're blindly passing by. Barren like the white desert sand Where the sun beats hot across the land. Cooling shade cannot be found Water runs too deep underground. Chorus: Sometimes faith is beyond our reach, and life gets hard to handle. There is no guide to point the way, there is no light, there is no candle. Hungry like a ravaged deer when hope has all but disappeared. The cougar stalks the weakened doe and takes her down by the throat. Chorus: Sometimes faith is beyond our reach, and life gets hard to handle. There is no guide to point the way, there is no light, there is no candle. Sometimes faith is beyond our reach, and life gets hard to handle. But we will somehow find our way You’ll be my light, I’ll be your candle. We will somehow find our way You’ll be my light, I’ll be your candle.
13.
Window 05:12
Window by Josh McIntosh And my window is open and my candle is lit and i been waiting all night for you to come by and slip inside this dimly lit room where i live tonight when business closes you will find the roses i left on your bed to give and my heart is an ocean for you to swim and my eyes are wide open let's begin to the end, again begin again. again begin again. and my window is open...
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The Pure of Heart Denes McIntosh There's a sadness come over the land everybody's out to get what they can something I been tryin' hard to understand I don't want to become that kind of man Simon gave me his bed with no return slept on the cold floor without a word he got deathly ill, it should not have occurred but his own discomfort over mine is what he preferred. Blessed are the pure of heart. There's a business man tryin' to reach the top he sold his soul for what he's got left a path behind him of people he has walked upon now all the value that he ever had is gone. Blessed are the pure of heart. There's a man who spends his life in poverty but what he has he acquired honestly he will die someday, but with dignity and his friends will say "such a loss it will be". Blessed are the pure of heart. There are those who wait to prey on every lost and lonely runaway seduce the naive, leave them betrayed con the unsuspecting one along the way. Blessed are the pure of heart. David opened up the doors of his home for those who had nowhere else to go the misplaced ones, he fed and clothed he loved them as he would his own. Blessed are the pure of heart.

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2010 - Produced and Engineered by Denes McIntosh.
All songs written and arranged by Denes McIntosh,
except 'Window', which was written by Josh McIntosh.

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released May 5, 2008

Denes McIntosh - Lead and harmony vocals (and yips & howls), lead, rhythm, finger-pick, and slide guitars; bass, piano, keyboards (organ, strings); Hohner accordian, harmonica, bass, percussion.

Josh McIntosh - Lead guitar on 'Window'.

Dylan McIntosh - Drums. Tambourine on 'Window'.
Album mixed and Mastered by Dylan McIntosh.

CD package graphics - Amy Kliever.
Photos - Pat McIntosh

All Songs Copyright Denes McIntosh,
Adriel Publishing BMI
(except "Window", copyright Josh McIntosh).

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