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Good day radio
03:26
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Underwater we go far - radio static rockstar
Playing guitar long ago
Canister in a cold light - over amplifiers
Every now and then - it's true
Anyway - you will recover
In a day - just like the others
Violent aria
Flowing to the earphones - Halloween Tom hits the drum
Silent avatar
Flying to the space age carrying one aria
Radio it's a good day - always when the band plays
Playing just like you could
Violent aria
Flowing to the earphones - Halloween Tom hits the drum
Silent avatar
Flying to the space age carrying one aria
You will recover
In a day - just like the others
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I'll make it up to you
Your cut hair - shades of blue
Concrete overpass
Light breaks through the glass
I hate that movie scene
Unending tambourines
Then came family games
Years you were estranged
Fly over to the East Coast – and bring it to me
Descending over mountains – into the cold sea
Old eyes – coincidental days
Freeze-frame one instance in decades
Holly moves too slow
Better you don't know
Fly over to the East Coast – and bring it to me
Descending over mountains – into the cold sea
Low tides keep running on the coastline
Cornfields and honeycomb so unrefined and
You're playing with the sounds in my mind
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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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