Pete's Equinox

Equinox
Buried Treasure
CUBIT
Long Mynd
Liverpool
Castlerigg
Luss
Glencoe
Bali Hai
Misty Isle
New Pots For Old
Crimson Carriage
Time Lock
Home Port
Suliven
Caithness
Myd Clyth
Helmsdale
Loth
Penny Pieces
Bridges Borealis
Mindful
A Level
Goodbye
Twenty
Water Carrier
Good Morning
Swimming
Cats and Dogs
Tidy Mind
Counting House
Travelling Man
This Side of the Curve
No Letters
Progress
Dear Ex. Ed.
Music Makers
Last Day
MMMMM
Superman
Shazaam
Day Dream
Thorpe Station
Exit
Non Sense
Our Father
Ernest
Amen
Once Upon A Time
Think That It Might
Fifty Fifty
Together
NoNeed
Enchantment
Yeah Yeah
My Dad was fast asleep
The last time I saw him,
No snoring in his satin box
In shade of curtained window dim.

He looked quite strange asleep,
His face a pinched thin look,
And hands, not under cover warm,
Fingers entwined on small black book.

It really was my Dad,
All those white faced strangers said,
But fast asleep in our small parlour,
Not upstairs in the front room bed.

When sombre friends and relatives
Had collected in the kitchen,
I climbed a chair beside the trestle,
Took a deep breath, then peeked in.

Was that my Dad fast asleep?
Even now I have my doubt
When I see a sleeping soul
With no-colour lips that pout.