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Going To A Field
02:29
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Going to a field
Going to a field
Going to a field to lie down
Mellow yellow little boy
Blue was I for lack of joy
Til I found another scene
One where grass is always green
Lazy day see passerby
In a hurry but not I
Sky of blue and field of green
Yellow sun and orange... Dream
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If You Wanna Go
02:28
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If you wanna go, we can leave right away
We can leave it all behind and take the highway
We can't believe
Everything that's on our screens
Let's change our scene
Don't let the grass grow below our feet
You're free to roam
Anywhere you want to go
No turn unstoned
Go with me or on your own
If you wanna go, you can leave right away
You can leave it all behind and take the highway
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I did some singing and bassing on these tracks a while back. Proud of this one. If you give a listen, I think you might like it. I understand that you’re busy though...
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Armstrong’s voice reminds me of Sugar and track one fits comfortably in that realm, but there's more to this band than throwback. Prolific bandmate Davis compliments with performances and songwriting that differ enough to elevate the sound without creating contrast that disrupts the continuity of so many great records with two strong writers. As usual, strong production from Purcell rides a line between reverence and experimentation for an easy listen that never seems stale or unchallenging.
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