PETE MORTON

COURAGE, LOVE AND GRACE

Harbourtown Records - HARCD 029
Available in North America on Flying Fish Records

The Musicians:
Pete Morton Vocals, Guitar
Vaughn Phelps Bass
Mike Willoughby Harmonica
Karen Tweed Accordion
Sally Barker Vocals
Tom McConville Fiddle
Roger Wilson Fiddle
Jez Luton Guitar

The Songs:

Change *
Heartland *

On Your Side *
Family Tree *
Through it All #

Learning of a Miracle *

From Ireland o

One Truth *

Courage Love and Grace o

Cheating Man o

Love Me in Eden *

The Lion and the Lamb oo

The Harrowing of Pride o

14 Eternity *


* Written: Pete Morton Published : Harbourtown Music
o Written: Pete Kenny Published: Harbourtown Music
# Written: Pete Kenny/Pete Cooke Published: Harbourtown Music
oo Written: TV Smith Published: NTV Music



I had just returned from the Harrowing where there was much vexing of spirit. I crossed the fields and saw George Fox with some of his Quaker friends. They were riding toward the town. I heard him speak in the square about the politics and hypocrisy of those who held the reins of power. He spoke of change from within. I didn't understand much of this, so I started walking back to the village as the night began to fall. Then I saw an angel bird sitting upon a telephone wire holding five Pete Kenny manuscripts under her wing. The angel bird said, "Sing the songs of that good fellow from the town of Leicester. Sing a simple love song for whoever crosses your path and call it On your side. Then find a lover for Eternity. When you are choked with information from the modern age and when you forget that you are really some other, remember, there is more than One Truth, because one truth is bound to lead to the clattering of swords or the end of the world. Be always open and wait with Courage, Love and Grace, because behind the thick disguise of progress, money and selfishness there is a river that flows. Remember every man and woman on earth is your relative and this is your family tree. You are part of a plan and you are a Lion and a Lamb."

I was exhausted by all this and trembled with fear as the angel spoke of an inward journey. "Return to the Heartland" she said. "Do yourself a favour and forget about Time." She called me a lunatic then flew away singing "Love me in Eden or don't love me at all."


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