On July 2,2002 I saw Dan Fogelberg and the band perform this song in concert at "The Grove" venue in Anaheim, California-I went backstage and talked with Robert McEntee
And in 1992 I saw Dan Fogelberg and the band perform this song on the "Greetings From the West" tour at the Desert Sky Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona
These are the musicians on this song on Dan's "Phoenix" Album/CD Dan Fogelberg – lead and backing vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, Prophet 5 synthesizer, electric and acoustic pianos Russ Kunkel – Congas Andy Newmark – drums Norbert Putnam – bass guitar Tom Scott – saxophone, lyricon
These are the musicians on Dan's "Live: Greetings from the west" VHS Tape/CD Dan Fogelberg - lead electric guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards, vocals Tim Weisberg (Special Guest) - flute Michael Botts - drums, percussion Vince Melamed - keyboards, vocals Jim Photoglo - bass, vocals Robert McEntee - second electric guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards, electric slide guitar, vocals Louis Cortelezzi - sax, flute, woodwinds, keyboards, percussion
Well there's too many windows in this old hotel And rooms filled with reckless pride And the walls have grown sturdy And the halls have worn well But there is nobody living in inside Nobody living inside
Gonna pull in the shutters on this heart of mine Roll up the carpets and pull in the blinds And retreat to the chambers that I left behind In hopes there still may be love left to find Still may be love left to find
Seek inspiration in daily affairs Now your soul is in trouble and requires repairs And the voices you hear at the top of the stairs Are only echoes of unanswered prayers Echoes of unanswered prayers
Well there's too many windows in this old hotel And rooms filled with reckless pride And the walls have grown sturdy And the halls have worn well But there is nobody living in inside Nobody living inside
~~~ Dan Fogelberg ~~~
