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lyrics
I just don’t know what will fall out, of my big red book of dreams,
Medieval guards, supernova stars,
They all dwell there it seems,
Do we go there for real, when we are fast asleep?
Visiting these far off lands, when we should be counting sheep.
I like it when I grow wings,
And sail into the blue,
Or go river sailing,
In my rocket powered canoe
These things I see when my eyes are closed,
Entertain the rooks and crows,
That are gathered on my window ledge tonight
I just don’t know what will fall out, of my big red book of dreams,
I’m in a fix, giraffe is eating chips,
I don’t know what that means.
Seventeen saintly steel riders are crawling up my knees,
Digging all their boot heels in, causing me disease.
I strolled forth amongst the dunes, with rushes all around,
Buried in the sand, a heron guards the ground,
With two flaps of his giant wings, twice the size of a man,
He took me in his beak and took off above the land, I cried no, no, no, no
These things I see when my eyes are closed,
Entertain the rooks and crows,
That are gathered on my window ledge tonight
I just don’t know what will fall out,
Of my big red book, my big red book of dreams
Was it you that fell out?
Of my big red book of dreams.
credits
from Lord Gammonshire's Guide to Everyday Sounds,
released June 15, 2009
Duncan Gammon: Vocals / Guitar / Mellotron / Micron
Gaz Williams: Ashbory bass / toy xylophone / panic in the aviary
The ‘Swingle’ Edwin Hammoo: Drums
supported by 12 fans who also own “Big Red Book of Dreams”
I've been enjoying working back through your catalog from Protein - this one is so full of great music I cant even believe its supposed to be demos, scraps and whatnot... its a totally awesome collection! Get your fix of melody and pop - BUT - with prog sensibilities... HOT! Eric Kearns
