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In Germany, his days finally caught him;*
I won't insult his memory with long-distance grief.
Tears and wakes weren't his style:
Not him,
Not for Keith.
He'd have laughed in my face
If he saw it get mournful,
He'd pull me up short and say Life
carries
on
In that gentle way of being cruelly scornful...
Now he's gone.
I
want
to
see
it
all,
and
eat
it
Was as close to ethos as he came;
Though he knew he couldn't beat it,
He never gave of himself
Anything less than best in the game.
Oh, one for the game...
I never did say, I never quite found time -
He taught me a lot, and I carry it still.
I never thanked him at all for his friendship
And now I never will.
The diaries we write are those that we crave for,
We never put the P.S. at the foot of the final page.
He deserved more time,
But he never was made for middle age,
Not for middle age.
Not for Keith.
- Album:
- Peter Hallock: Countertenor Recital (1975)
- Live at Rockpalast, Hamburg 1981
- Other World
- Consequences
- Thin Air
- Miscellaneous
- Fireships
- The Fall Of The House Of Usher
- Out Of Water
- Patience
- Sitting Targets
- A Black Box
- PH7
- The Future Now
- Over
- The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage
- In Camera
- Chameleon in the Shadow of the Night
- The Love Songs
- Refugees: A Charisma Records Anthology 1969-1978