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Stripped back version of Clouds Behind The Moon
lyrics
We were thirteen I was seven days older than you
Remember the day when your brother first played us The Who
With two jacks in the walkman for the rest of the week we bunked school
And none of this mattered then
We'd stay out as the days turned to night
You'd gaze at the stars
While I'd look for the clouds behind the moon
First we tried weed then we drank and took speed like you do
Then as we got older we would hang out in clubs with a crew
They'd kick out at 3 in the morning, we'd still be looking for something to do
And none of this mattered then
We'd stay out for the rest of the night
You'd gaze at the stars
While I'd look for the clouds behind the moon
No none of this mattered then
We'd stay out for the rest of the night
You'd gaze at the stars
While I'd look for the clouds behind the moon
Don't be afraid of your freedom the DJ would play
But if we wanna be free to do what we want to do well I say
Be very afraid of your freedom and fuckers who want to take it away
30 days on now and I'm seven days older than you
And you no longer respect my right to think different to you
Is this how it has to end
Everyone being forced to take sides
Can't you just gaze at the stars
While I look for the clouds behind the moon
No none of this mattered then
We'd stay out as the days turned to night
You'd gaze at the stars
While I'd look for the clouds behind the moon
Don't Get Fooled again
Don't Get Fooled again
Don't Get Fooled again
We wont Get Fooled again
credits
from I Wish I Knew Now What I Thought I Knew Then,
released November 4, 2022
Alan Leach: Vocal
Strings arranged and directed by Jon Hargreaves & performed by Mandhira de Saram and David Kadumukasa