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Supertramp
03:49
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Two years he walks the earth
No phone, no pool, no pets, no cigarettes
Ultimate freedom, an aesthetic voyager
Whose home is the road
Ten days and nights
Bring him to the Great White North
No longer to be poisoned
He walks alone to become lost in the wild
God it's great to be alive
There's no greater joy than to
Have an endlessly changing horizon
For each day to have
A new and different sun
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2. |
All That Turns
04:40
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Now where did this sentiment come from
Slipped through the fume of time
Twirled and warped the dunes
As it hit a tender ground
You said that the stars elapse
Exchanging their dust once for all
Like we do
All that turns, turns slowly
All that moves, moves on
All that turns, turns slowly
All that moves, moves on
When we left for the desert
I knew that you would stay
And I saw the sands
Swirling round your velvet face
You said that the tides collapse
So when the waters came crashing down on me
I didn't mind
All that turns, turns slowly
All that moves, moves on
All that turns, turns slowly
All that moves, moves on
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3. |
Rough Travels
04:15
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"Rough Travels" by Andy Aged. Released on "Resonance and Strikes" in November 2015.
Down, down, down, down, down, down to the sea
Long, long, long, so long's the way to thee
Ain't we got the time to make things right
Hold on, hold on, since you know what it feels like
So much time of carry-on
And many nights you carried on
Rough, rough travels all down the road
Currents take me forth
So much time of carry-on
We felt at ease when there was none
You remember when I set of and you made a mint
And there was a chime in the wind
Down, down, down, down, down, down to the sea
Long, long, long, so long's the way to thee
Don't you think we gave birth to something real
It resonates and strikes, resonates and strikes
So much time of carry-on
Woven into something blurry, we hardly got a stitch on
Rough, rough travels all down the road
Currents take me forth
So much time of carry-on
It took to go beyond the scope
I guess we've got the chance we need to do it right
But I'm sure we'll do it twice
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4. |
Settle Down
04:40
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Why did you have to settle down
When your mind tramped free
Was it all you had in stock to date
Heading straight for another harvest
Someone hit the road
Someone take you for a ride
Somehow make it out
Something trips you out so wide
There's something 'bout the time
That deranges your mind
Oh, isn't it?
Why did they have to take you down
When all you were, a rhapsode in the winds
Wasn't it enough they had locked up to date
Whole of a mender, in for another harvest
Someone hit the road
Someone take you for a ride
Somehow make it out
Something trips you out so wide
There's something 'bout the time
That deranges your mind
Oh, isn't it?
There's something 'bout the time
That deranges your mind
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5. |
The Warren
03:28
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We cultivate the lands
Under a glowing nightsky
And the moon can't tell
Down in the warren
We feel the summer's urge
And the craft falls in
A rooky tree, a prayer at the wicket
All hell breaks loose
And in the auburn silence
Of the fields on eve
We idle in the rays
Don't you dream of us
And when the seasons change
We light the lanterns in the maze
We keep us warm, we keep us safe
Down in the warren
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