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The Signal
03:26
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Cosmic Doom
06:39
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Lights In The Sky
07:05
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Ethereal lights, in the stratosphere
Miles away, and becoming clear
A sickly glow, from the unknown
Flitting to and fro, fast then slow
Up high, like a beacon all can follow
An aurora bizarre, viewed from afar
Lights in the sky, alien in origin
Oh remain calm, please remain calm
Clouds ignite, in a static charge
Arcing in the air, electric everywhere
We are not alone, now we know for sure
And they're getting close with this alien lightshow
Up high, like a beacon all can follow
An aurora bizarre, viewed from afar
Lights in the sky, alien in origin
Oh remain calm, please remain calm
Thunder roars, but that ain't no storm
Gargantuan shapes, slowly taking form
Way up high, in foreboding skies
Lights shine bright, oh those alien lights
Up high, like a beacon all can follow
An aurora bizarre, viewed from afar
Lights in the sky, alien in origin
Oh remain calm, please remain calm
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Just Like In The Movies
04:57
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People Of Earth
05:35
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Terror Forming
05:55
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A Grave New World
04:34
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Speak Up Recordings UK
Independent label for the recording projects of Andrew McLatchie (aka Half Deaf Clatch). Slightly strange musicianer. Eleven Time British Blues Award Finalist 2013 - 2016
Six Time UK Blues Award Finalist 2018 - 2022
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