Six Degrees of Separation Words and Music by Rachel Kane Copyright © 1997 by Rachel Kane he took me to the station he said will I see you again I just couldn't answer but I've not forgotten him all it really means is that things aren't always what they seem

if I go back to see him would he still be the same after so many years could he still know my name all it really means is that things aren't always what they seem i did go back to see him rode the train until time had no meaning I guess it just stood still all that really matters is the way things are done where I stand I sometimes see the splendor in the sun daylight is coming, gonna hide my face in my hands it's no use running, I can't understand I don't want to lose you see the light come shining through he didn't seem to know me I walked right up to him flash of recognition he said how long has it been all it really means is that things aren't always what they seem people come, people go, but in my heart they remain daylight is coming, want to hide my face in your hands it's no use running, can't you understand six degrees of separation between you and me all that really matters you and I are free don't want to lose you see the light come shining I don't want to lose you see the light come shining through. CREDITS: Rachel Kane lead vocals Matthew Fleming percussion Al Cross drums Ray Montford acoustic guitar David Woodhead bass, baritone electric guitar, mandolin, piano, backing vocals

Click Below to hear Excerpts from "Ground Wire" Sorry Don't Fix It Six Degrees of Separation Gift of the Magi Missing You Gypsy Groundwire Soldier Slipping Through My Hands Never Said Goodbye Song for the Babymaker Little Girl