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| − | + | {{QuotesC|I wrote this on my 12 string Martin guitar and had the music for months before the lyrics. I just couldn't say anything to fit the backing track and melody line. The title I got off the TV thru osmosis. I remember putting the vocal down at [[Parr Street Studios]], and our engineer, [[Mike Hunter]], shouting down my headphones after the first take that we had something special. | |
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|Wide Open Space (Album Version) | |Wide Open Space (Album Version) | ||
| − | |I'm in a wide open space, I'm standing | + | | |
| + | I'm in a wide open space, I'm standing | ||
I'm all alone and staring in to space | I'm all alone and staring in to space | ||
It's always quiet through my ceiling | It's always quiet through my ceiling | ||
Latest revision as of 21:29, 23 September 2015
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| Name | Wide Open Space |
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| Writer/composer | Paul Draper |
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| Producer | Paul Draper |
| Mixed by | Clif Norrell |
| Songs from Attack of the Grey Lantern | ||||
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| You, Who Do You Hate? | ← | Wide Open Space | → | Stripper Vicar |
Liner Notes
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I wrote this on my 12 string Martin guitar and had the music for months before the lyrics. I just couldn't say anything to fit the backing track and melody line. The title I got off the TV thru osmosis. I remember putting the vocal down at Parr Street Studios, and our engineer, Mike Hunter, shouting down my headphones after the first take that we had something special. | 
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| —Paul Draper Attack of the Grey Lantern 3CD Collectors Edition | ||
Lyrics
Wide Open Space (Album Version)
I'm in a wide open space, I'm standing I'm all alone and staring in to space It's always quiet through my ceiling The roof comes in and crashes in a daze
I'm in a wide open space, it's freezing You'll never get to heaven with a smile on your face from me I'm in a wide open space, I'm staring There's something quite bizarre I cannot see
I'm on the top of a hill, I'm lonely There's someone here to shout to miles away I could be back at my house, for I care They do not hear me, it's the same old case
I'm in a wide open space, it's freezing You'll never get to heaven with a smile on your face from me I'm in a wide open space, I'm staring There's something quite bizarre I cannot see
Wide open space, I'm standing I'm all alone and staring in to space It's always quiet through my ceiling The roof comes in and crashes in a daze
I'm in a wide open space, it's freezing You'll never get to heaven with a smile on your face from me I'm in a wide open space, I'm staring There's something quite bizarre I cannot see
I'm in a wide open space, it's freezing You'll never get to heaven with a smile on your face from me I'm in a wide open space, I'm staring There's something quite bizarre I cannot see
Lyrics by:Paul Draper
