Music by Deborah Kuhl Lyrics by Deborah Kuhl except where indicated† Deborah Kuhl – lead vocals, piano, accordion,guitar Linda Benyahia –back up and/or lead vocals; guitar on Not Singing the Blues and Friends of Bill Colin Sacks–bass on Ruth and Hey Diddle Diddle, lead guitar on Rosemary Parsley Sage; rhythm guitar and mandolin on Lakeville Road Maria Murillo–fiddle Pawel Walerowski –cello Doug Wendt-lead guitar on Ruth Neil Linden-banjo on Ruth All songs recorded at A Room With A View Studios in Petaluma, CA with the exception of Ruth recorded by Aram Boyd Creative Digital in Pacheco, CA Doesn’t the world turn differently-I saw a sign…and Tarot images †Open Window-When Kathy Everitt gave me her lyrics, I immediately heard a waltz. Rosemary Parsley Sage-A new song with a wink to a very old traditional tune Things You Gave Me-A love affair is over, but objects remain Lakeville Road-A love story takes a bad turn on the little road near Petaluma, CA Like Delilah-The heroines of antiquity and their particular strengths. Last Call-Inspired by a “last call” announcement from a 1983 live recording in Austin, Texas †Hey Diddle Diddle-A reason to fiddle; Kathy Everitt provided lyrics for 2 nd and 3 rd verses. †Where the mockingbird sings-Inspired by the real mockingbirds who live noisily outside my bedroom. I presented six words to Kathy Everitt who wrote the lyrics. Hush-For mothers who struggle in difficult situations. My Boy Home-About the sacrifices made by family and friends when loved ones go to war Ruth-A tribute to my colorful Aunt Ruth – lyrics also make mention of my mom Rosie. †Goodnight Dearheart-Colin Sacks wrote these lyrics based on the epitaph of Suzy Clemens’ (Mark Twain's daughter) grave. †One Water-Kathy Everitt wrote these lyrics based on a song she heard in Louisiana as a little girl. Friends of Bill-Inspired by the twelve step slogan – one day at a time. That’s How It Goes-My daughter Linda Benyahia’s vocal weaves in and out of melody and harmony. Black and White World-Written while I still lived in Paris during the hype leading up to the Iraq war. Wine to Water - A baroque feel to this folk tune.