6 thoughts on “ Ordinary Man - Gordon Lightfoot - Don Quixote ”

1. The last two verses form the beginning and end of track A1, the song 'Don Quixote'. Underneath this box, 'This High Fidelity Stereo Recording May Also be played As Mono' All selections written by Gordon Lightfoot, except "On Susan's Floor," written by Shel Silverstein and Vince Matthews.

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2. Sep 14,  · Check out Ordinary Man by Gordon Lightfoot on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on postpunk.chartgenie.netinfo5/5(2).

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3. Ordinary Man Lyrics: Try to understand / I'm not your ordinary man, still I can't deny / You go with me everywhere / When I'm dreamin' you still share my lonely nights / Try to see my side / It's not.

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4. Jul 31,  · Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner Records On Susan's Floor · Gordon Lightfoot Don Quixote ℗ Reprise Records Acoustic Guitar: Gordon Lightfoot Engineer.

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5. Oct 28,  · I have been a BIG fan of Gordon Lightfoot since the early 70's. Don Quixote was the first vinyl album of his that I purchased and I immediately fell in love with each and everyone of the songs on the album. Shortly after; I joined the Army and had little time to follow his career/5(79).

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6. Perhaps one of his most Canadian releases, Don Quixote is a very pleasant folk sounding album. From "Alberta Bound" to "Christian Island" to "Ode to Big Blue," Lightfoot pays tribute to the many and varied places that make up his homeland. Also of note are such love songs as "Beautiful" and the lovely "Looking at the Rain."6/

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