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Unknowing Destinations
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Paul Ward

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Sat Dec 20, 2008
Acoustic : Acoustic Rock
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Unknowing Destinations (Pw)

Lost in fragmented dreams,
of how the world shifts it seems,
there's a magic to these myriadic mysteries

From Potosi Town up to El Peten,
and Arequepena through to Belikin,
there's memories there that are stained into the skies

Dance, dance, trance in the morning plains
Sing, sing, songs in the golden camp night,
and/coz all I need is movement to satisfy me,
in this frontier life

The softness of this reality,
will bend and break until you see,
it's nothing more than a roadmap blowing wild

Building blocks which just don't fit,
into this backpack which I must admit,
has become like a shell which soothes me to the core

Dance, dance, trance in the morning plains
Sing, sing, songs in the golden camp night,
and/coz all I need is movement to satisfy me,
in this frontier life

Faraway mercury is rising,
above the irredescent splintered sky,
past midnight harvests then extravagant extinctions,
have got me thinking,
awash in good time

Dance, dance, trance in the morning plains
Sing, sing, songs in the golden camp night,
and/coz all I need is movement to satisfy me,
in this frontier life (sign me up)

A single man, with an ice-cream van, could have quite a future in Kyrgzstan,
but times rippling open ocean flaws,
must always meet with shambolic shores,
and drifting unsung across soft green and gold carpets,
over which autumn waltzes,
and the winding tributaries searching sea-scarred scintillations,
as I stray past these foreign road signs to unknowing destinations