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Peter Hammill:Re-Awakening

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This song is performed by Peter Hammill and appears on the album Fool's Mate (1971).
If you catch me running along by the sea,
with bare feet in the sand,
then you'll know I am dreaming my life out
in a way you won't understand.
I'm slipping right out of your mind, this I know,
and I accept the fact lazily,
for I must go into the next field,
where grass is green and I'll find peace.
Let me sleep,
let me dream.
let me be!

Re-awakening isn't easy when you're tired.
Don't push me: I was taught self-expression
when I was a child and so I know
the best way to go is slow.

Sometimes, when skies are cloud-grey,
and trouble's hanging heavy on your mind,
I advise you: curl up, slide away and
dream your life out, as I am.
And I'm slipping right out of your mind, this I know,
and I accept the fact lazily,
for I must go into the next field,
where grass is green and I'll find peace.
Let me sleep,
let me dream.
let me be!

Re-awakening isn't easy when you're tired.
Don't push me: I was taught self-expression
when I was a child, and so I see
the best way to be's asleep.

Re-awakening isn't easy when you're tired.

Credits

Written by Peter Hammill, Knightsbridge 1967.

  • Guy Evans – drums.
  • Nic Potter – bass guitar.
  • Hugh Banton – organ.
  • Dave Jackson – saxophone.
  • Peter Hammill – vocals, piano.
  • Benny on the high bits.
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