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Asleep, dreaming.
Somebody in the dream turned a radio on, and I heard Randy Newman's distinctive voice and piano, singing
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If I've got a wing,
And you've got a prayer,
We can make it, somehow.
We can make it, somewhere.
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Tried to find out if he ever wrote those specific lyrics.
Can't find that he did.
Anybody out there know of ANY song with those exact words?
Or am I so poetically gifted that I'm writing Randy Newman style songs IN MY SLEEP???
Guy Clark scribbled the line "If I could just get off this L.A. freeway without getting killed or caught" while a passenger stuck in a traffic jam, then passed out. He found it later and wrote his classic "L.A. Freeway."
McCartney woke up with the melody for "Yesterday" running through his head. It took him awhile to realize that he had written it instead of remembered it.
Keith Richards awoke from a stupor, recorded the famous riff and the words "I can't get no satisfaction" into a cassette recorder, went back to sleep, and awoke with no memory of this but discovered the song when he played the tape.
So, you are in good genius company here, Mike.
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