The Other Side
from The Lost World Of Family Yung Parts One And Two by Family Yung
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumDouble CD comprising the first two Family Yung albums – THE LOST WORLD OF FAMILY YUNG PARTS ONE AND TWO – released in Germany on the MOLOKO PLUS label. Limited number available directly from us at a special price. (Further shipments from Germany will be at their standard price of 15 Euros.) We'll post images when the CDs arrive from Germany next week.
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lyrics
THE OTHER SIDE
You could tell me the things you feel, or we could talk about the weather.
The crashing wave’s losing its appeal and the skipping pulse has gone forever.
I was swimming at the start but then you took me apart.
Coming up from the other side, the song I hear is “Time Has Told Me”.
Again, I’m smothering in your tide; I don’t think, this time, you can help me.
The door that no-one else broke through, was slowly opening to you, but you were on the other side.
Armed with only a sense of time and a punchline buried in each sentence.
I wait for someone to throw a line and get me away from all this dissonance.
Every time I heard you shout there was a lesson there, no doubt, no doubt.
I couldn’t say what it was for and that’s a fine defence, I’m sure, but you’re still on the other side.
Yukio Yung: Vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, vibes.
Louis Burrows: Reeds.
Andy Ward: Drums.
Words and Music by Terry Burrows.
Published 2022 Jung At Heart Music.
You could tell me the things you feel, or we could talk about the weather.
The crashing wave’s losing its appeal and the skipping pulse has gone forever.
I was swimming at the start but then you took me apart.
Coming up from the other side, the song I hear is “Time Has Told Me”.
Again, I’m smothering in your tide; I don’t think, this time, you can help me.
The door that no-one else broke through, was slowly opening to you, but you were on the other side.
Armed with only a sense of time and a punchline buried in each sentence.
I wait for someone to throw a line and get me away from all this dissonance.
Every time I heard you shout there was a lesson there, no doubt, no doubt.
I couldn’t say what it was for and that’s a fine defence, I’m sure, but you’re still on the other side.
Yukio Yung: Vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, vibes.
Louis Burrows: Reeds.
Andy Ward: Drums.
Words and Music by Terry Burrows.
Published 2022 Jung At Heart Music.
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from The Lost World Of Family Yung Parts One And Two,
released May 6, 2022
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Onoma Research England, UK
Noise. Drone. Electronica. Ambient. Lo-Fi. Audio. Film. Live performance. Vinyl record. Compact disc. DVD. Cassette. Digital download. Sonus sine senso.
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