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John Lennon

from One More Mile by The Long Lost Band

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Poetry By Larry Beckett

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John Lennon

We listen to old rock-and-roll
under the comeback sun,
my girl and I, and talk of kids,
but oh, where's John?

I watched the game that winter night
the newsman said he's gone:
imagine there's no heaven, oh
then oh, where's John?

I sent my love to Yoko, and
dear Julian and Sean,
but all that they could answer me
was oh, where's John?

I don't know why that man cracked up
or who sold him the gun:
it's you and I who make the laws,
and oh, where's John?

That little war, the English let
the Argentine boys down
into the waves, and who spoke out,
and oh, where's John?

I love the earth, like always, but
it's hard to write a song:
it's not as good as it once was,
and oh, where’s John?

Poetry By Larry Beckett

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from One More Mile, released June 28, 2015
John Lennon
Stuart Anthony - Vocals, 12 string acoustic guitar, didgeridoo
Matt Appleton - Vocals, electric guitars, slide guitars
Oscar Armer - Bass
Greg Maddox - Drums
Peter French - Piano, electric piano, organ, vibraphone

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The Long Lost Band England, UK

Formed in Lancaster, UK in January 2010 they recorded their first album ‘The Big Light Secret’. They supported Icicle Works star Ian McNabb & Mercury Prize nominees ‘I Am Kloot’ The band were championed by Tom Robinson at BBC6 Music
Larry Beckett, lyricist to Tim Buckley, started writing with the band in 2014. They made an album together called ‘One More Mile’ (2015) ... more

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