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		<title>A Message from Tish (April 2013)</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Apr 2013 15:24:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hola again friends, I was on my way out the door for a morning exercise walk, but it is chilly, windy and rainy. Sorry to say, but I am a fair weather athlete. I do love weather like this – however, I like it best with my laptop or a good book open, a cup of coffee,  and a window open to hear the rain and appreciate my snug blanket. My husband Andreas just arrived in Austin from Germany for a few weeks. Of course, he IS out there for a run around Town Lake. Does this make me feel guilty (as I sip my cinnamon coffee…)? Um, no. Ok, so, I have been exploring new/old things back in Austin for a while. I have really been enjoying playing music again around town and Texas (and one lovely evening in Norman, Oklahoma!). I have been doing a residency Thursday nights at El Sol y La Luna with my long-time pal Marvin Dykhuis. We are having some nice times playing together again and enjoying some wonderful musician friends who have been dropping by and gracing our show – Chip Dolan, Adam Ahrens, Danny Britt, Hawthorne Bullock, Bluegrass Dave so far. Coming [...]]]></description>
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		<title>A Message from Tish (February 2013)</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 Feb 2013 19:56:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Queridos Amigos, I am in Austin, and from here it looks like the seasons decided to skip right over winter! It is clear blue sky today. I have my window open and birds are singing. Crazy as Texas weather can be, though, a smart Texan will always keep hat, coat, add gloves somewhere near the door. I know people laugh when a Texan says something like this, but it is true. It can be a perfectly warm sunny day one moment in February, then within a few hours, some wild weather system will blow in plunging temperatures (yes, snow and ice) and making people scratch their heads wondering &#8220;What happened!&#8221;. It is always funny around SXSW time (third week of February), when people come from cold places around the country and the world to the music conference assuming tropical weather. Arriving garbed in summer attire they are sometimes shocked to find temperatures in the 30&#039;s (around 0 celcius) or even colder and go running to the nearest thrift store to grab up a winter coat. I&#039;m just saying &#8211; foreigners, don&#039;t take the warmth for granted, come to Austin prepared! Hmm, as I say this &#8211; do I see some [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;Frontejas&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 16 Dec 2012 13:52:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Rounder Records, 1995 PAJARILLO BARRANQUENO (Little Riverside Bird) by Alfonso Esparza Oteo, Peer International Company Pajarillo, pajarillo, pajarillo barranqueño, (Little bird, little bird, little riverside bird,) Qué bonitos ojos tienes, lástima que tengan dueño. (What pretty eyes you have, it&#039;s a pity, they belong to someone else.) Qué pajarillo es aquel qué canta en aquella lima, (What little bird is that singing in the lime tree,) Anda y dile que no cante, que mi corazón lastima. (Go tell it to sing no more because my heart is aching.) Qué pajarillo es aquel que canta en aquella higuera, (What little bird is that singing in the fig tree,) Anda y dile que no cante, que espere a que yo me muera. (Go tell it to sing no more, to wait until I&#039;m dead.) Qué pajarillo es aquel qué canta en aquella palma, (What little bird is that singing in the palm tree,) Anda y dile que no cante que me está  partiendo el alma. (Go tell it to sing no more because it&#039;s breaking my heart.) Toma esta cajita de oro, mira lo que lleva dentro, (Take this little golden box, see what there is inside,) Lleva amores, lleva [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;Our Little Planet&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 16 Dec 2012 12:26:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Varese Sarabande, 2008 WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW (by Buddy Cannon and Tish Hinojosa, Run Slow Music, ASCAP / Manazo Music, ASCAP What you don&#039;t know, is I&#039;m still aching For a touch felt long ago. Time erases tears of passion, But the need for you won&#039;t go. (chorus) Tell me honey, if you&#039;re listening, Did you search and never find One whose heart would follow truly, As the one you left behind? We said love was ours forever, With our kisses in the dark. If you needed me tomorrow, I&#039;d never be too far. I will hold in my heart, dear, A flame for you until I die. Somewhere near you my love resides, You must glow from such a light. ROAD SONGS AND BYGONES (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music, ASCAP) Windmills and oildrills tower the fields, Farmhouses scattered around my windshield, Highways that carry our boxes of steel, Over these faultlines under my wheels. Histories, mysteries run thick and deep, Bloodlines and tall pines and mountains that speak Of heartaches and landscapes, dreamed by design, Questions unanswered these visions and signs. (chorus) Roadsongs and bygones, Rhythms and reels, Cut to the core Of my heart and more. [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;Taos To Tennessee&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Dec 2012 23:32:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Self-released tape, 1987; CD released on Watermelon Records, 1991 (now available on New West Records) MIDNIGHT MOONLIGHT (by Peter Rowan, Sea Lion Music/BMI) If ever you feel lonesome And you&#039;re down in San Antone Beg, steal or borrow, two nickels or a dime Call me on the phone. I&#039;ll meet you at Alamo mission We can say our prayers And the Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mother will heal us As we kneel there (chorus) In the moonlight in the midnight In the moonlight midnight moonlight In the moonlight in the midnight In the moonlight midnight moonlight. If ever you feel sorrow For the deeds you have done With no hope for tomorrow In the setting of the sun. And the wind it is howling Of the things that might&#039;ve been And your last good morning’s sunrise Will be the brightest you&#039;ve ever seen. PRAIRIE MOON (by Tish Hinojosa and David Magill, Manazo Music, ASCAP/Dave Magill Music, ASCAP) When it’s midnight on the prairie And the moon is sailing high You can hear the doggies callin’ As the stars light up the sky And all the old-time cowboy stories are livin’ on tonight Til the shinin’ stars are faded in [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;Destiny&#039;s Gate&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Dec 2012 22:49:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Warner Brothers, 1994 DESTINY&#039;S GATE (by Tish Hinojosa, Warner Chappell Music/ASCAP) What do you say, it was destiny&#039;s way that would lead us Here we are holding tomorrow in the palm of our hand All of our life led the way to this part of the story I should&#039;ve known you&#039;d be waiting at destiny&#039;s gate Son of a gun, there was love, peace, power and glory Song after song, well it must have been written that way Now I believe in my eyes and the back way they showed me Something far better was waiting at destiny&#039;s gate (chorus) You find a road and you pave it A long lost love and you save it So much of the past sees tomorrow at destiny&#039;s gate Time as it&#039;s been and the trials we&#039;ve seen kind of leave me Checkin&#039; our hearts for a cut or a bruise or a hole I want to ride along straight on that highway to heaven Checkin&#039; the pistons and pumps and the bumps on the road (bridge) Rollin&#039;, rollin&#039;, time doesn&#039;t wait I could see it, feel it finding a way So much of the past sees tomorrow at destiny&#039;s gate [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &amp;quot;Culture Swing&amp;quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Dec 2012 21:53:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Rounder Records, 1993 BY THE RIO GRANDE (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music/ASCAP) Every river searches for the sea Every life runs it&#039;s own destiny Canyons white and wild stretches calm and mild Cutting through the stones of history Rio Grande runs south to Mexico From the highway I have touched its shores Reynosa to Santa Fe and back the other way I&#039;ve had my life planned by the Rio Grande (chorus) An unbroken chain, snow and tears and rain Cutting through my soul and to my veins Then the waters rise, paint the Rocky Mountain skies One more circle around the world again One more year rolls down the Rio Grande Our forefathers crossed the muddy line Pilgrims passing leaving tracks in time One more takes a stand &#8211; by the water by the land Shifting like the sand by the Rio Grande SOMETHING IN THE RAIN (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music/ASCAP) Mom and dad have worked the fields, I don&#039;t know how many years I&#039;m just a boy but I know how, and go to school when work is slow We have seen our country&#039;s road, Bakersfield to Illinois And when troubles come our way, Oh yeah, [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;Sign Of Truth&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Dec 2012 21:24:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Rounder Records, 2000 &#160; SIGN OF TRUTH (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music/ASCAP) I have laid some words out on the table. I have painted flowers on my door, And a bright tomorrow in the distance. Someday still wants more, Someday still wants more. In a world of greed and armed oppression, Saint and sinner pound the earthen floor, Where our banners sail above conviction, Someday still wants more, Someday still wants more. (chorus) More love! More youth! More hope, And soon! Success And money &#8211; yeah! A sign of truth. A sign of truth. Someday rumbles like an earthquake. Someday changes like the shore. Sanctuary for our blind ambition, Someday still wants more, Someday still wants more. &#160; MONA LISA BY THE RIO GRANDE (Lyrics by Tish Hinojosa, music by Tish Hinojosa and Marvin Dykhuis, Manazo Music/ASCAP, Jazzmo Music/BMI) Her life has been a mission She’s built with her own hands. Her eyes could tell a story, But then she holds it in. There’s a saying she remembers Of wisdom from a path unseen, Where city lights pour shadows Dancing through the doorways she’s been in. (chorus) She’s a lonely señorita, She wants the moon above, Wishing on [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Lyrics to &quot;A Heart Wide Open&quot;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Dec 2012 20:38:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Released on Valley Entertainment, 2005 &#160; Never Say Never Love Again (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music/ASCAP) Song of love, word unspoken, Come a touch a heart wide open. Never say ‚Never love again’. Cancion de amor, sin palabra, Un tocar corazon no abra. No hay decir ‚Nunca amare’. (chorus) Dancin&#8217; eyes in forward motion, Dreamer caught, another chosen, Field of vision hold the moon at bay. Time it runs, love it carries O&#8217;er the threshold, never wearies, Never say ‚Never love again’. (chorus) Ojos bailan en mociones, Sonador captivo no se esconden Luz de luna da vision de amar Tiempo corre, carga amares, Sobre umbra sin cansares. No hay decir ‚Nunca amare’. Never say ‚Never love again’. No hay decir ‚Nunca amare’. &#160; Would You Love Me Back Again? (by Tish Hinojosa, Manazo Music/ASCAP) I remember the line of your face, What I feel is not mine to erase. Every road may find a lonesome end. Would you love me back again? When the sun and the moon say goodbye, Do you wish you could ever know why? Every road may find a lonesome end. Would you love me back again? Would you love me back again? Did we ever [...]]]></description>
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		<title>A Message from Tish (December 2012)</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Dec 2012 21:58:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Friends, It has been a very busy and memorable 2012. The beginning of the year was busy preparing for the big spring-summer tour, the middle was busy with &#8220;The Tour&#8221;, and after that was busy recovering from the tour. So here it is December and finally a warm greeting and a report: To recap cialis online without prescription 2012, the most important missions were to 1) finish and release the record that was begun in 2010, 2) to finish &#8220;the&#8221; DVD project, and 3) to make a cross-USA music tour. The record, I am very happy to report, although delayed, will be out spring of 2013! Sadly, the DVD project is once again on hold til further notice. The tour, I am very pleased to say, was quite a success and a fun accomplishment. So, I guess, two out of three is not bad! The road: I have played all over the U.S. over the years, and although sometimes touring can be a grind like anyone&#8217;s work becomes, I have to say that in my line of work, there is always something new to enjoy. This time, my husband Andreas took a sabbatical from his work with the German [...]]]></description>
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