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Catie Curtis — Doctor
Album: Dreaming in Romance Languages
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Released: 2004
Length: 2:57
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Doctor I've got a problem with my imagination
I don't use it any more
I close my eyes and I try to see all the people living life in peace
When I close my eyes all I see is what's in front of me

Doctor I've got a problem with this consolation
I don't want it any more
In this candyland, the clutching hand always reaching
We take care of ourselves while the rest are weeping

Once upon a time there was a little baby
Bringing light to the world
As the story goes, and everyone knows a child messenger of peace
If not through us then through them, would you speak?

'Cause I got a problem with my imagination
I need you to help me see, see
Promise me.
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 WonderLizard wrote:

On first listen I thought it was Joan Baez...


Obviously you've never heard Joan Baez ... you should get out more
 Triquel67 wrote:
The song is called "Doctor" and then I saw the carousel and thought "Tardis"
 
I know was expecting river song:)
The song is called "Doctor" and then I saw the carousel and thought "Tardis"
 Stingray wrote:
Part of Bill's favourite girl-groups.
 

Yeah.  Balances out all the boy-groups.
 radioparadise9 wrote:

Religious nonsense
 

only if you take it literally
 4merdj wrote:
Beautiful! {#Cheers}{#Sunny}

Once upon a time there was a little baby
Bringing light to the world
( ... because He Is the Light
and whoever follows Him
never walks in darkness)
 
Religious nonsense
Some have more than fair share of The dotless , I ı,
4merdj wrote:
Beautiful! {#Cheers}{#Sunny}

Once upon a time there was a little baby
Bringing light to the world
( ... because He Is the Light
and whoever follows Him
never walks in darkness)

 

{#Beat}
Beautiful! {#Cheers}{#Sunny}

Once upon a time there was a little baby
Bringing light to the world
( ... because He Is the Light
and whoever follows Him
never walks in darkness)
Barf. 

 Helchat wrote:
probably the most intriguing album cover I've seen in years....
 

howz 'bout Bert Henrys'  "The Hard Way".......now that's intriguing....
Part of Bill's favourite girl-groups.
BLAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH.
Nice for some late night moment but right now....a yawn
 ThirdRail_33 wrote:
Thought this was Dar Williams for a moment.............
 
{#Yes} Yep. Catie did a tour with Dar a while back. Enjoyable.

 Jack_Jefferson wrote:
Did Catie Curtis do some songs with Whiskeytown?
 
You're probably thinking of Caitlin Cary.  Caitlin's recorded some nice stuff since Whiskeytown broke up.  I'll upload a track or two for Radio Paradise's consideration when I get a chance.  If you're curious, you can also check out her music on Amazon here:

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-music&field-keywords=caitlin+cary&x=10&y=20

On first listen I thought it was Joan Baez...
 Jack_Jefferson wrote:
Did Catie Curtis do some songs with Whiskeytown?
 
Her bio on her web page doesn't mention Whiskeytown.

 Helchat wrote:
probably the most intriguing album cover I've seen in years....
 
Under the Table and Dreaming

Quite enchanting........
Did Catie Curtis do some songs with Whiskeytown?
Fantastic! Voice, music, song-all great. But most of all-I know what she's singing about here and I agree with her.
Very nice!
Confessional psychotherapy and cynical politics masquerading as a folk song. Glad I'm wearing black today. Well, at least she doesn't have a drippy, JoniMitchellesque way of singing it. Wait, strike that. 1.
masterhead wrote:
Good for a girl...
master, no way, dickhead
An amazing and emotionally deep song from a great singer songwritter ...this young lady gets top marks in my books, she's written some great material, listen to (or read below) the lyrics to this song, very powerful!
wishlist wrote:
Not my favorite song...but certainly didn't wish her dead.
Perhaps you folks are confused about what you're commenting on. The line "I died in a car crash" is from the next song, Passage by Vienna Teng. Here are the lyrics to this song:
Doctor I've got a problem with my imagination I don't use it any more I close my eyes and I try to see all the people living life in peace When I close my eyes all I see is what's in front of me Doctor I've got a problem with this consolation I don't want it any more In this candyland, the clutching hand always reaching We take care of ourselves while the rest are weeping Once upon a time there was a little baby Bringing light to the world As the story goes, and everyone knows a child messenger of peace If not through us then through them, would you speak? 'Cause I got a problem with my imagination I need you to help me see, see Promise me.
Not my favorite song...but certainly didn't wish her dead. eskles wrote:
"I died in a car crash...."?? Were I as "emotionally open" as the singer, I might say, "not soon enough to prevent this dreck"
"I died in a car crash...."?? Were I as "emotionally open" as the singer, I might say, "not soon enough to prevent this dreck"
Thought this was Dar Williams for a moment.............
Holy crap! I've never heard this before and it's a very telling piece emotionally...Hidden beneath, in the undergrowth of the story is an extreme honesty...whew...
Nothingness
probably the most intriguing album cover I've seen in years....
Nice story telling set for today Bill! Alive, Strawberry Fields, Where to Now St. Peter and now Doctor (problem with my imagination!).....
Love Caties's "Truth from Lies" recording. The first cut, You Can Always Be Gone, sets the mood for a wonderful record.
masterhead wrote:
Good for a girl...
A comment that has no place anywhere. This from a man who lists sex on his favorite activities list. Must have forgotten to mention that this was only with unwilling rodents or stuffed animals.
Very nice.
Gorgeous :umbrella.gif:
Just lovely - thanks
mega *YAWN*
masterhead wrote:
Good for a girl...
That comment and this song both remind me of Garrison Keillor's reaction to a female singer who sang on his show once: "Proof that women really do sing better than men." Great tune.
Very bad idea to put this song after "Fallen" by Sarah McLachlin, and I mean bad for Sarah. This is the sort of daring yet nuanced path Sarah should be going down, not the same song over and over ala Kenny Rogers.
Well the song made me look up and listen
Beautiful melody and a voice like Sarah McLachlan. I didn't know Catie Curtis. I give this a 9.
So glad to hear this. She's singing in my area in a few months. Guess I will be going. Thanks.
sarahlost36 wrote:
this is it, the song... it totally pulled me around, made me drop what i was doing, and listen like a child before her mother... hugs, sarah
I read this in the manner of William Shatner and that way I don't feel sick!
masterhead wrote:
Good for a girl...
And your comment is poor.... for anyone.
bluesfan wrote:
This is much better than her Crash Course in Roses CD. Simple and beautiful.
Yeah really, that one sucked major ass
This is much better than her Crash Course in Roses CD. Simple and beautiful.
Simple & beautiful.
That was simply Lovely. Thanks Bill!
Good for a girl...
Sweet
Ok, ok, you broke me-this is my next CD purchase. All the songs I've heard from this are just beautiful.
this is it, the song... it totally pulled me around, made me drop what i was doing, and listen like a child before her mother... hugs, sarah
I think this song is beautiful. Or it touched a nerve as I sit here sorting papers mindlessly.