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Josephine Baker
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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Al Stewart
Al Stewart
Vocals
Peter White
Peter White
Guitar
Tim Landers
Tim Landers
Bass
Vinnie Colaiuta
Vinnie Colaiuta
Drums
Dave Camp
Dave Camp
Saxophone
Steven M. Farris
Steven M. Farris
Guitar
Steve Recker
Steve Recker
Guitar
Tim Renwick
Tim Renwick
Guitar
Kim Bullard
Kim Bullard
Keyboards
Peter Wood
Peter Wood
Keyboards
Steve Chapman
Steve Chapman
Percussion
Phil Kenzie
Phil Kenzie
Saxophone
Lee ThornBerg
Lee ThornBerg
Trumpet
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Al Stewart
Al Stewart
Composer
Peter White
Peter White
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Peter White
Peter White
Producer
Larry Walsh
Larry Walsh
Producer
Pete Doell
Pete Doell
Producer
Bob Ludwig
Bob Ludwig
Mastering Engineer
Joe Chiccarelli
Joe Chiccarelli
Producer
Angus Davidson
Angus Davidson
Recording Engineer
Dan Marnien
Dan Marnien
Recording Engineer

Lyrics

I was watching TV late last night And a scene transported me Long gone figures came back to life In a documentary Though I saw them dance for joy I was sad I missed that show If I had a time machine I know just where I'd go I was born too late to see Josephine Baker Dancing in a Paris cabaret Born too late to see Josephine Baker She must have been great in her heyday Now some they stand out from a crowd Even at an early age I suppose that her call was loud 'Cause she just lit up the stage You can put on all that gloss And still not have to feel What's inside will come across And only real is real I was born too late to see Josephine Baker Dancing in a Paris cabaret Born too late to see Josephine Baker She must have been great in her heyday I'm sometimes trapped by the close confines Of the age I'm born into Though there were others worse than mine Well, I miss what I can't do Join the feast of Ancient Greece See Alexander's Library Maybe clink a champagne toast With a jazz age dancing queen I was born too late to see Josephine Baker Dancing in a Paris cabaret Born too late to see Josephine Baker She must have been great in her heyday In black and white film you can't mistake her She must have been great in her heyday
Writer(s): Al Stewart, Peter Harry White Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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