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Parallel lives
02:12
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I've got a favourite stereo
Carrying through the lonely days
To the end of the love you gave
Moving to the centre line
Shivering from your only fear
Telling you what you want to hear
Out of your blue – walking to you
Parallel lives – never learned to lie
Walking to the underground
Travelling through the sinister
To the place where your memories were
Parallel continuous
Travelling till the fear takes hold
A witch's song of a life untold
Out of your blue – walking to you
Parallel lives – never learned to lie
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Damn this blood
03:31
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When you are near – your quiet
Red through these hills of clay – satanic
When you are near to me – cicadas
I go down with the watchers
To the airfield – to the watchers
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The forest song
03:15
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Holly
03:10
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Holly wears a new dress
She saved from another time
Hooks up to the machine
Walks out to the other side
I wanted a free ride – we go
Quietly we die – and who knows
If you'll get the message in time
True – I wanted a free ride
I see you lying on the roadside
I come to resting my head on the line
Holding the festival lights
True – I wanted a free ride
And you go – slowly to one side
Holding the steel trail – we go
Arms on a ship's sail
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Orphan Train Project Berlin, Germany
Orphan Train Project is a musical journey that that began thirty years ago in the secluded hills above Adelaide, South Australia. First records were made on busted tape decks on a bedroom floor. Years passed. I lived in different places. Tape decks became 4 tracks which became sequencers. All Orphan Train Project songs and recordings can be used under the Creative Commons Attribution licence. ... more
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