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How'd You End Up Here
05:07
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Carried far from home
In both distance and time
So used to the way I was travelling
Other worlds I was shown
In both time and space
Unaware that the rope was unravelling
Hey
How'd you end up here
You should look where you're going
Hey
There's nothing to fear
But there's no way of knowing
Did you go to far
To find your way back home
Left your world in another dimention
Now the wilderness speaks
Of creatures unknown
You don't see them but they will surround you
Hey
How'd you end up here
You should look where you're going
Hey
There's nothing to fear
But there's no way of knowing
Now every step you take
Is with caution in mind
And its this that prevents you from thinking
But the ocean is deep
And what you fear is below
You need something to stop you from sinking
Hey
How'd you end up here
You should look where you're going
Hey
There's nothing to fear
But there's no way of knowing
Hey
How'd you end up here
You should look where you're going
Hey
There's nothing to fear
But there's no way of knowing
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Black Cloud
04:06
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I am running out of air
The only option is despair
I can feel it closing in
The road has narrowed, light is dim
Black Cloud
The past is rolling in
Black Cloud
Has left me feeling grim
All directions bring me down
I'm kind of happy with a frown
Taking over its a curse
I wish this cloud it would disperse
Black Cloud
The past is rolling in
Black Cloud
Has left me feeling grim
Now as sudden as it came
My mind is opened out comes rain
A cool relief to let it run
To me this music is the sun
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Bradley Burgess Folkestone, UK
Guitars, bass, drums & singing, keyboards & larking about. Solo recordings here, homemade in my shed. Thanks for listening.
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