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Words and music by Dennis Livingston Length
of song:
3:51 Song
style/genre:
Up tempo love song Key(s):
C major Note
range
(Low/High):
D above middle C to E an octave above middle C Duet version available: Yes About
the song:
This is a joyful, knowing love song about what it really takes to make a committed, long-term relationship work over the years. In a way, the song could be taken as the sequel to “It’s Time For Roses” — here’s how the couple that meets in the bookstore is doing 20 years down the road. The song could be done as a duet, for example, by alternating parts of verses from one partner to the other. You could also turn the song into a country & western waltz by changing the tempo to a slower three-four time. Gender
point of
view:
I think of the song as coming from the
perspective of a married man since it's
guys who usually need to learn what
long-term commitment means. But there's no
reason a woman couldn't be in this
position too. The song can also be done as
a duet (see the lyrics page). Discography: ON A LIQUID AFTERNOON/Robyn Spangler/Track 10/other productions records 015882070263
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