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Walking in My Sleep - Alabama 3



     
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(If I were ever to die, not likely say I, because I am gonna go on and on, just like the sun that you see come up every dawn, I'm there, eternal. You know, the power I have is the power to unleash love in every sphere. I can make ladies rise from the dead, no fear, watch how I do it, listen up here. A drop if mah seed to the east, to the west, to the north and the south and then I bring 'em up slow and they start shouting out loud and I make love till the cock crows and then, baby, don't you know, you're going back in the hole again 'til I bring you up once again to fill mah loving-cup)I found darkness in the heart of the sunshine.
I got blinded by the light in the moon.
A black dog was barking at my back door
When I began my life born alone.
And now my home is just a headache, just a heartache.
Ain't no comfort in my family's arms.
Numb now, I know I'm urgin' to go under.
There ain't no need to set the clock to alarm.I like walking in my sleep
But it's a nightmare on the 13th floor
I've been wading in too deep
They found some bloodstains on the basement doorI went looking for some peace in the country
I found violence on the village green.
The trees I climbed are tapped now and wired
With undercover closed circuit TV;
Things fall apart; my centre is not holding;
I crawl the city streets like a blindman.
The beast has just departed Bethlehem;
The Second Coming is getting out of hand.

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CHARLES ORLANDO HARRISON, MARK SAMS, ROBERT SPRAGG PIERS MARSH, SIMON EDWARDS JAKE BLACKPublished by
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Alabama 3 are a band originating from Brixton, England, their music incorporates elements of country, acid house, blues and gospel. Named for the Alabama 2, a legal case in the American deep South during the 1930s, in which two black men were hanged for allegedly raping a white woman. The name is also a nod to other victims of injustice like the Birmingham 6 and Guildford 4. In the United States, they are known as A3, after they were sued by the legendary country outfit Alabama.

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