CD with case including 24-page booklet featuring lyrics and artwork for all 10 songs. All artwork by Thomas Gooch.
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lyrics
Once, in a vision of the night,
I was punished by the sight of a page as it turned
Writ in the fractalating ink,
All in laughter from the brink, was a terrible word
I am living the other nightmare
There are thousands of them
And only one dream.
And this is a symptom,
Not the disease.
Time to move to the countryside,
In a garden watch the sky with my mouth wide open
And wait for the atom bomb to drop,
And pray it lands right down my throat
Tell the author to start all over again
I don’t like this one
I can’t stand how it ends
I refuse to go through it
The other guy blew it
Don’t mess it up
He said “this whale is having a dog of a time”
And he insisted that we play Russian roulette
With a completely loaded weapon
He rummaged in his pocket and pulled out
One, two, three, four, five, six
Six words of wisdom for me
And, winking with every eye,
He was humming the tune that goes
“And we all shine on
Like the moon, and the stars, and the sun”
As he began to nag the trigger
Began to nag the trigger
Began to nag the trigger
Began to nag the trigger.
credits
from Harry Anne Linseed,
track released September 4, 2021
Haniell Langton-Laybourn (music, lyrics*; vocals, piano, harmonium, glockenspiel, double bass, electric bass guitar, electric guitar, steel stringed acoustic guitar, synthesisers, drum machine, tambourine, percussion; production, engineering, mixing, mastering; video editing);
Alec Joly Pavelich (snare drum);
Thomas Gooch (artwork).
Samples:
“The Great Gig In The Sky” from Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd;
“Nightwalkers” and “Aftermas” from my own album Ocmundtune-mastix & Now.
* some lines are taken from “Instant Karma!”, written by John Lennon and recorded by John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band in 1970.
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