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The Ship - Brian Eno



     
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The Ship was from the willing land
The waves about it rollAnd as aglow by powder band
We lift, we loot, we haulThe tie is still
The sky is young
Roll on towards the goal
And we are at the undescribed
To take a new control
For word a lure a prayful being
The bad the cast away
My never did the greater band
My life with you is deadSo soothe the stones that dealt the tie
The piper plays the wind
But we are at the undefined
Reeking of the wing
When pray with time at memory day
And pray the tie told
The sail is down the wind is gone
The sky is blessed with growth

The slave to host a pistody
Illusion of control
And we are as the unrefined
The wake about to roll(Background female voice talking)
Can I take the freedom and forget you
How can it, form contractions
Don't talk that I'm frightened
Do I know exactly my husband
That I Love You. We miss you, after that
Go get brethren (grab her then)
I still actIntermixed by different men voices interjecting wordsGo about it, A song
Another ghost, by himself, I like that
you are too polite
Cup
The thing
Hello
-No wait!-
Times
Come back
A man
Chance
In twos
A timer
The sand
Imp
Glass
Funny
Way
Stretched
Light up
The vibration
Awe
That pearly
What a waste
Of help
As Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
After Wave
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Brian Eno (born Brian Peter George Eno 15th May 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk - later adding St John le Baptiste de la Salle to his name) is a British self proclaimed 'non-musician', who has made contributions to the music community as an instrumentalist, composer, record producer, music theorist and singer. He's commonly regarded as the father of ambient music, although he has worked in many genres and fields of music throughout his career.

Read more about Brian Eno on Last.fm.


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