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Back to the Coast

from "A Juggler's Clumsiness" by HEROES & VILLAINS

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"A JUGGLER'S CLUMSINESS"

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HEROES & VILLAINS

HST17 (HISSTOLOGY - 2011)


PRODUCED, ARRANGED AND MIXED BY HEROES & VILLAINS

ALL MUSIC & LYRICS BY C-P MEGARBANE

ENGINEERED BY D. SALAMEH


PERSONNEL:


D. SALAMEH: PERCUSSION, DRUMS, SAXOPHONE

C-P MEGARBANE: VOCALS, GUITARS, BASS, PIANO & KEYS, SITAR, MELODICA


WRITTEN AND RECORDED IN THE LAST WEEK OF DECEMBER 2010 IN AWKAR, LEBANON

ARTWORK BY H&V.

THANK YOU TO KARIM MEGARBANE & GEORGE SALAMEH

HISSTOLOGY.COM
hisstology@gmail.com

HISSTOLOGY RECORDS 2011.
HST17

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Back to the Coast

It's part of the crime
It's part of the deal
It's part of the same old story
That seems to make you think

You're walking abused
You're walking strapped
By the repeating thoughts that turn around
Your hat

I'd like to be walking down all the way back to the coast
Just to see all my foot steps washed away by the cold

It's part of the rule
It's part of the scene
It's part of the same old glory
That disappeared

You're walking used
You're walking trapped
By the repeating thoughts that turn around
Your hat

On an on
It's all part of the same thing

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from "A Juggler's Clumsiness", released January 7, 2011

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