Fugitives
from Next Week In Münster by Roger Heathers
lyrics
Several times in my wretched life
I have taken pills which made me small
Wandering eyes at the best of times
Oh, it’s miracle we met at all
Oh, looking at you makes me realise I’ve never loved at all
Oh, I could fall into open arms
And be paralysed, oh just the same If you break under scrutiny
Then I will buy you wigs and change your name
We’ll live life on the run
And you told me once that you would do the same
I have taken pills which made me small
Wandering eyes at the best of times
Oh, it’s miracle we met at all
Oh, looking at you makes me realise I’ve never loved at all
Oh, I could fall into open arms
And be paralysed, oh just the same If you break under scrutiny
Then I will buy you wigs and change your name
We’ll live life on the run
And you told me once that you would do the same
credits
from Next Week In Münster,
released May 5, 2019
Roger Heathers: Vocals, Guitar, Piano and Glockenspiel
Pedro Gómez-Briceño: Strings and Arrangments
Roger Heathers: Vocals, Guitar, Piano and Glockenspiel
Pedro Gómez-Briceño: Strings and Arrangments
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Roger Heathers England, UK
Multi-instrumentalist songwriter and producer
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Oct 2021
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Last Astronaut In Space
by Pea Green BoatMy other project, featuring the vocals of Joe O'Neill. Experimental, bombastic alt rock. "If less is more, thing how much more will be!"
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