curiousgeorge555's video: Neil Young The Old Laughing Lady w vIDeo Jones Beach 1989

Don't call Pretty Peggy, She can't hear you no more. Don't leave no message 'Round her back door. They say the Old Laughing Lady's Been here before. She don't keep time She don't count score. You can't have a cupboard If there ain't no wall. You got to move There's no time left to stall. They say the Old Laughing Lady Dropped by to call. And when she leaves She leaves nothing at all. See the drunkard of the village Falling on the street. Can't tell his ankles From the rest of his feet. He loves his Old Laughing Lady Cause the taste is so sweet. But his Laughing Lady's loving Ain't the kind he can keep. There's a fever on the freeway Blacks out the night. There's a slipping on the stairway Just don't feel right. And there's a rumbling in the bedroom And a flashing of light. Here's the Old Laughing Lady Everything is all right. "Neil Young is a self-titled rock album by Canadian musician Neil Young, which was his debut release as a solo artist following his departure from the band Buffalo Springfield. Released first in November 1968, it was then partially remixed and re-released in January 1969. Many sources cite that Neil Young was released in January 1969; however, the album was originally released on November 12, 1968 (Young's 23rd birthday). The first release of the album used the Haeco-CSG encoding system. This technology was intended to make stereo records compatible with mono record players, but had the unfortunate side effect of degrading the sound in both stereo and mono. Young was unhappy with the sound quality of the first release. So the album was partially remixed in January 1969 and then re-released without Haeco-CSG processing." ~ Wikipedia