When was the song “Pretty Mary” released by Trout Fishing In America?

The song Pretty Mary was released in 1994, on the album “Who Are These People?”.

Who composed the song “Pretty Mary” by Trout Fishing In America?

The song “Pretty Mary” by Trout Fishing In America was composed by Beth Grimwood and Ezra Idlet.

Trout Fishing In America

Pretty Mary

Beth Grimwood / Ezra Idlet

For as long as I recall,
There's this picture on my wall
Of a place where two roads meet--
Park Avenue and Tyson Street.
Chorus: Part of my life, frozen in time,
In a gas light with a blue line
I can go back there any time.
Marble stairs and red-brick rows
Look the same each way you go;
Park Avenue runs north and south,
While Tyson Street lives hand-to-mouth.
Chorus:
Artists on the sidewalk, painting in pairs,
Making ends meet, she's selling her hair,
Captured in a frame, take me back there.
There are no faces on these streets.
And no business to complete.
For as long as I recall,
There's this picture on my wall.
Chorus:

Trivia about the song Pretty Mary by Trout Fishing In America

When was the song “Pretty Mary” released by Trout Fishing In America?: The song Pretty Mary was released in 1994, on the album “Who Are These People?”.
Who composed the song “Pretty Mary” by Trout Fishing In America?: The song “Pretty Mary” by Trout Fishing In America was composed by Beth Grimwood and Ezra Idlet.