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Track 11 from his fifteenth solo album “New York” released in 1989 copyright Sire Records. The album was universally acclaimed by critics and is considered by many to be his best solo album, particularly for its lyrics. It achieved Gold status in the U.S., United Kingdom & France. It reignited his solo career and resulted in a reunion of his former band “The Velvet Underground” for a world tour. Written by Lou Reed and produced by Lou Reed & Fred Maher. RIP Lou Reed. Featuring:

Lou Reed – Lead vocals, lead and rhythm guitars
Mike Rathke – Lead & rhythm guitars
Rob Wasserman – Clevinger electric upright 6-string bass
Fred Maher – Drums, bass on “Romeo Had Juliette” & Busload of Faith”
Special Guests:
Maureen Tucker – Percussion on “Last Great American Whale” & “Dime Store Mystery”
Jeffrey Lesser – Background vocals
Dion DiMucci - Background vocals on “Dirty Blvd”

Good evening Mr. Waldheim and Pontiff how are you?
You have so much in common in the things you do
And here comes Jesse Jackson, he talks of common ground
Does that common ground include me, or is it just a sound?

A sound that shakes, oh Jesse, you must watch the sounds you make
A sound that quakes, there are fears that still reverberate
Jesse you say common ground, does that include the PLO?
What about people right here, right now, who fought for you not so long ago?

The words that flow so freely, fallin' dancin' from your lips
I hope that you don't cheapen them with a racist slip
Oh common ground, is common ground a word or just a sound?
Common ground, remember those civil rights workers buried in the ground?

If I ran for President and once was a member of the Klan
Wouldn't you call me on it, the way I call you on Farrakhan?
And Pontiff, pretty Pontiff, can anyone shake your hand?
Or is it just that you like uniforms and someone kissing your hand?

Oh, is it true the common ground for me includes you too?
Oh, oh, is it true, the common ground for me includes you too?

Good evening Mr.Waldheim, Pontiff how are you?
As you both stroll through the woods at night, I'm thinkin' thoughts of you
And Jesse, you're inside my thoughts as the rhythmic words subside
My common ground invites you in or do you prefer to wait outside?

Or is it true, the common ground for me is without you?
Or is it true, the common ground for me is without you?
Or is it true, there's no ground common enough for me and you?