In Danger

Tim Bragg – Acoustic Rock Artist

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A single taken from the Steve Smith 1976-93 album; played on the Beeb!

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Tim Bragg

Melodic, passionate rock and acoustic based songs with influences from 70s rock, Phil Lynott, folk and Van Morrison!

Tim Bragg writes and sings his own songs - plays guitar, bass, drums, percussion, flute and some keyboard. Influenced by Phil Lynott, Van Morrison, Joe Jackson, Jimi Hendrix - he fronted a rock band "Bragg" and produced three albums.

Check out: soundclick's Tim Bragg(Alternative) to hear full rock songs from the Bragg albums (type: www.soundclick.com/timbraggalternative).

And now had a lot more and better albums...

Independent artist Tim Bragg drops "In Danger", a Rock track on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The track creates a listening experience that feels bragg, classic rock and garage rock. If Rock, Acoustic Rock and Acoustic Folk is your sound, "In Danger" is a strong addition to your playlist.

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Rock General

Charts

#9,249 in subgenre today Peak #50

Charts

Peak #562

Author

Tim Bragg

Rights

Tim Bragg 1993/2006

Uploaded

May 19, 2006

Track Files

MP3

MP3 2.8 MB • 128 kbps • 1:54 minutes

Story behind the song

Written in France - about being oneself and not subject to a label!

Lyrics

Stepping out into the country of the chateaux
No hat upon my head
Feeling like a stranger feeling a friend
Seeing danger in everything that's said

Chorus: 
In danger of seeing both sides
I'm in danger of walking between the two
Of being neither left nor right
Of being myself - not you

When I reach the banks of the river
See the sunset colours of the sky
I know there are two sides to every argument
Two ways to live and two to die

Chorus/Middle Eight
Whatever happened to those good ole boys
Neither lost nor found
Neither lost nor found?

I've been calling from the wilderness
A voice too small to hear
But when ignorance is rolled away
Then will the voice of truth be clear
Then will the voice of truth be clear

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