All on a Sunday Dinner

by Arielle Korman

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I'm on the telephone with my mama
She says "you in pajamas?"
She says "how are your friends?
I mean Ellie, how's she doing
With that business engineering?
Was that her thing?
Are you in touch, are
are you in touch, are
are you in touch well
are you?

All on a Sunday dinner
With me and Elle and Bill.
She stuck a knife out
She said she'd kill him
and this is how it is.
How it is.

I'm in the city for a weekend
My mother says go see him
That Billy with the cool yellow curtains.
I mean
You all are such good friends
And could you take a couple pictures
Of the picnic for the parents
Just keep in touch, just
Just keep in touch, just
Just keep in touch, just
Just keep in touch, okay

Another Sunday dinner
With me and Elle and Bill.
She stuck a knife out
She said she'd kill him
And this is how it is.

My God am I a bear?
I cannot cry, I swear.
Yes it was bad, her eyes were sad.

My God am I a bear
I cannot cry, I swear.
Yes it was bad, her eyes were sad
And still I cannot care.

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released November 5, 2014
Music and Lyrics by Arielle Korman

Arielle Korman- guitar, violin, vocals
Steve Count- acoustic and electric bass
Sammy Merondino- drums and percussion
David Mansfield- slide guitar
Jerome Korman percussion

Tim Hatfield - engineer
Derik Lee- engineer and mixing

Co-producers- Arielle and Jerome Korman
Recorded at Harlem Parlour Recording 2014

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Arielle Korman New York, New York

Arielle Korman is a singer-songwriter, violinist, and guitarist from New York City. She has transitioned to mostly writing and performing Jewish music, though here you can find a relic of times past as well!

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