Silvery Moon
Words & Music
Pamela Davis
C 2013

You come off so sweet without a care in the world
You play it real cool that's what they taught you in school
you'd never hurt a fly, but I guess it's okay to swat me
You promised me things and backed it up with your smile
you swore on your ancestor's grave that it's true
but behind my back you'd cut me to the bone

Dancing all night in the light of the silvery moon
wondering when our last tango is finally through

Your out of control, though you say it's not true
your confidant maestro is without a clue
manipulating your mind like a puppet on a string
You preach the good book and say you're religious
you rationalize and say all is fine
but behind your mask I'm just another fool

Dancing all night in the light of the silvery moon
wondering when our last tango is finally through

Pamela Davis once again wows us with her refined songwriting polish and raw musical talent. “Don’t Look Back” is easily her best album yet, featuring 10 songs scored and performed entirely by Davis and an inspired cover of Eric Clapton.

 Her technical complexity in rock instrumentation is the perfect complement to her sultry vocals, and like a well written novel each song flows perfectly to the next, and when you reach the end you find yourself hungering for more. At just over 45 minutes, the songs are beautifully paced and there isn’t a weak link amongst them.