I Don't Know Where We Got The

Once You Discover That You Can, Then You Must. And It's Not Easy. You Have To Take Direct Steps. You Really Have To Count Your Blessings And You Have To Make A Decided Effort To Not Get Seduced By The Blues.

My Eyes Went Blank, And I Stared Off, And The Music Started. It Was Raining, And The Sun Was Shining At The Same Time, And There Were These Big Bay Windows, And There Was The Blue In The Sky, And The Sun On The Trees, And It Was Drizzling.

I Kind Of Knew Something Was Going On, And My Older Brothers And Sisters Were Singing Be-boppish Kinds Of Stuff In The Living Room, And I Was Listening. I Started Singing, Warmer Than A Summer Night, At Seven Or Eight Years Old.

I Really Do See It As The Start Of The Second Half Of My Career.

My Dad Graduated Seminary There, And So Did (sounds Like) Mark Kimball's Grandfather. They Sang In A Quartet Together, My Dad And Mark Kimball's Grandfather.