Photographs (H.McMillan)
from Family by Jackson Greenhorn
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about
Music was really an after-thought at my Secondary school. I don't remember a specific Music Teacher - I think we had a series of Supply Teachers and Stand-ins. However, I do remember, during an in-frequent music lesson, on a day where we had no teacher and one from a nearby class played an LP record with someone's interpretation of "Pictures at an Exhibition" by Modest Mussorgsky, written in 1874. Well...this track is like that....except, it's not a good as Mussorgsky. In fact, it's really nothing like it at all - except the idea (ish)
It's photographs! (or maybe more like being a fixation on one or two specific photographs and memories)
It's photographs! (or maybe more like being a fixation on one or two specific photographs and memories)
lyrics
Photographs By H.McMillan
These are the days of my life
I play them through when I'm alone
Days of pleasure and days of pain
But nothing stays the same
We're changing every day
I remember, walking in the rain
Feeling so alone
And I remember, rolling chocolate down a hill
Roll away the stone
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright
I used to be a god
You might have seen me on the street where you live
I could do 'most anything
But the people lost their faith in me
...and cast their idol down
...and everything I was...drifted away
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright
These are the days of my life
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright
These are the days of my life
I play them through when I'm alone
Days of pleasure and days of pain
But nothing stays the same
We're changing every day
I remember, walking in the rain
Feeling so alone
And I remember, rolling chocolate down a hill
Roll away the stone
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright
I used to be a god
You might have seen me on the street where you live
I could do 'most anything
But the people lost their faith in me
...and cast their idol down
...and everything I was...drifted away
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright
These are the days of my life
It's alright, It's alright
It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright, It's alright
credits
from Family,
released March 1, 2010
Written by Henry McMillan. (Jackson Greenhorn)
Written by Henry McMillan. (Jackson Greenhorn)
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