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August Tide

from Circle Ships by Wirehead

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lyrics

The August tide
The express to ride

I'm a journey away
I'll search for today

Never left home, never
Home, leave me alone

A breaking point shines
Outside of Inbetween lines

And I never left home, never
Home! Leave me alone

A breaking point shines
Outside of Inbetween lines

I've gone past too many open windows.
(Through my open windows rain come pouring in)

September fields
and the good it yields

Makes me reach my miles
Through Six Hills Isles

And I said 'come on. Come on, take the car.
Take us far.'
Four miles to sooth, yeah
or until the truth proves

When it rains it pours
(Through my open windows rain come pouring in)

credits

from Circle Ships, track released September 21, 2016
(N Arkless, W Casserly, S Doolan, J Elliott, C Gazi)

Produced by Joe Bloom & Wirehead

Backing track recorded at Rocco Studios, Ayrshire
Vocals, flugalhorns and trumpets recorded at Music Complex, Deptford, London

Mixed by Wirehead at Rocco Studios, Ayrshire

Mastered by Barry Gardner at Safe and Sound Mastering, London.

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Wirehead London, UK

Wirehead; the Semuta; the mind-lube of the ubiquitous tasp. Drawing on the sum total of the late 20th Century's golden age of music; neither aping the past or recycling the reprocessed fifth generation lossy culture of the early 21st Century.

Planting their flag of intent, right between the dulled orbs of the weary pop music acolyte and squeegeeing their third eye with said psychedelic pennon.
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