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| Chorus: | Now I just gotta laugh
- This game's so utterly vast You say we're s'posed to play soul tag. (2x) ... You say we gotta play soul tag. |
| Lyrics: |
Soul Tag by R&F Newman I've been spending so many years Now I just gotta laugh - This game's so utterly vast Katie said she felt our minds touch Thinking back to my old math class Okay, I'm in - I promise I'll play every day Is this one long recess on the Big Playground Okay, I'm in - I promise I'll play every day In the woods a chipmunk checks me out Now I just gotta laugh - This game's so utterly vast |
| Genre | blues,
rock, pop, (adult contemporary) |
| Mood | upbeat blues |
| About the Song | description:
Holden Caulfield (in J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye) worried that
life was a game were he had to catch kids falling through the rye.. From
a spiritual perspective we might say that life's actually an elaborate
game of "Soul Tag". "Katie" is a real person who inspired
the song when she was describing a specific chance encounter she had.
It was a while ago, so we're not sure she might have actually said, "Our
psyche's touched". Title: Soul Tag Author(s):Richard & FloraLee Newman Year:© (p) 2006 Pro:BMI Licensing: contact authors Publisher: contact authors |
| About the Recording | Title:
Soul Tag Author(s):Richard & FloraLee Newman Year:© (p) 2006 Pro: BMI Published: on TagYerit's CD "Gazing Globe" Artist: TagYerit with Flo (guitars, vocals) Rich (bass) Jeff "Chicken"(drums) Producer: Ed Vadas Recorded: Greg Steele (engineer) at Derek Studios - Dalton, MA Mastered: Northeastern Digital Southborough, MA Review Quotes: Licensing: contact authors publisher: contact authors |
| Ways to purchase | Digitally
available at a number of online download stores including:
Buy the entire Gazing Globe CD at CDBaby For all other inquiries, contact Rich Newman |
| Keywords | new age rendezvous spiritual connection connectedness fulfillment set theory overlapping social circles 6 six degrees of separation |