Tiffany Music:In Harmony with the Homeless
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IN HARMONY WITH THE HOMELESS Miramar, BMG Distribution #09006-23075-2 Track 7: "You Don't Belong Down Here" (4:33) Written by: Fred Washington/Cherish Alexander/Alan Ray Scott Performed by: Tiffany Published by: Fifth & Wall Music (ASCAP) / Kyushu Boy Music (BMI) / Playful Music (BMI) / Warner Tamerlane Music (BMI) Produced by: Michael Jay for Captain Hook Productions Recorded and Mixed by: Michael Scott Reiter Keyboards and Arrangement: Steve Williams Guitars: Don Kirkpatrick Recorded at: Bernie Becker Recording, Van Nuys, CA Mixed at: The Record Plant, Hollywood, CA Fred Washington remembers sleeping in a park one night and waking up to find a man standing quietly before him. The man looked deeply into Fred's eyes for a moment before saying, "You know, brother, you don't belong down here." He then turned and walked away. Lyrics: Sky rise so haunting on the other side of the street Two thin white lines between where you are and where you should be I know sometimes when you fly you think you're larger than life But then you come crashing down and you're asleep on the ground A king without his crown Chorus: You don't belong down here You don't belong down here You don't belong down here Anymore, not ever This park is an island in a sea of despair In the heart of the city of angels who aren't even there I see you praying for hope while you keep worshipping dope The devil right by your side and I see death in your eyes Will you live or do you have the will to die CHORUS Doo, doo, doo, doo I want to do things before they become The things I should have done in my life CHORUS We don't belong down here You don't belong down here You don't belong and we don't belong We don't belong down here We don't belong down here We don't belong No one belongs down here anymore Not ever (c) 1995 Fred Washington / Cherish Alexander / Alan Ray Scott
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