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Join Tim and Damian on another scamper through the deep, dank forest of bandmate nostalgia.
This time, the nearly-men of pop bang on about the weight of mandolins, the value of using antique audio equipment, first-person versus third-person song perspectives, brushes with bigwig A&R men…and background sheep noises.
All topped off with a rousing little rendition of Tim’s “A Thousand Miles Away” (with tasty real drums!).
Join them and together, hack through the music-biz wonder-growth.
LYRICS
A Thousand Miles Away
words and music by Tim Riley
She’s away from here
Even when she’s right here
And her vacant stare
Means she’s never quite there
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away
With her head in the clouds
She skips around the town
And no one knows the sanctuary she’s found
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s away from here
Even when she’s right here
And no one knows the sanctuary she’s found
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away
By Tim Riley and Damian ScottJoin Tim and Damian on another scamper through the deep, dank forest of bandmate nostalgia.
This time, the nearly-men of pop bang on about the weight of mandolins, the value of using antique audio equipment, first-person versus third-person song perspectives, brushes with bigwig A&R men…and background sheep noises.
All topped off with a rousing little rendition of Tim’s “A Thousand Miles Away” (with tasty real drums!).
Join them and together, hack through the music-biz wonder-growth.
LYRICS
A Thousand Miles Away
words and music by Tim Riley
She’s away from here
Even when she’s right here
And her vacant stare
Means she’s never quite there
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away
With her head in the clouds
She skips around the town
And no one knows the sanctuary she’s found
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s away from here
Even when she’s right here
And no one knows the sanctuary she’s found
She’s a thousand miles away
She’s a thousand miles away