Break the chains that keep us here
The dirty city and unwholesome wares
Free the grip from round my head
My eyes long to see the fields instead
As time doth slowly and sorely creep
The distant mist I sense before me
Wisps about my feet
Tell me what happened to me
She'd say, it was meant to be
Go off and journey someplace
I'll see you after winter
You know it can always happen
So near to the end
Love has a funny habit of
Running out on you
Just in time you'll be here
Living by the river
Mixing with friends, I know them
Sharing touch and beauty
Belgium is just a place I remember
Streets of rain, one forgotten night
Early flight
We just slipped away
Sharing breakfast, nothing left to say
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Steve Howe (born Stephen James Howe on April 26, 1948) is a British guitarist and composer known for his technical skills and musical versatility. He achieved international fame as a founding member of the progressive rock band Yes, with whom he has collaborated in several periods of his career. Howe stands out for his guitar style rich in jazz, blues, and folk influences, characterized by intricate arpeggios, memorable melodies, and innovative use of the chorus effect. Besides his work with Yes, Howe has pursued a prolific solo career, releasing numerous albums exploring diverse musical genres, from progressive rock to classical music. Among his most significant collaborations are those with artists such as Bill Bruford, Rick Wakeman, and Trevor Rabin. Some of his most representative tracks include "Roundabout", "Close to the Edge" (both from the Yes album of the same name), "The Ancient", "Time and a Word". Steve Howe is considered one of the most influential guitarists in the history of progressive rock.
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