Difference between revisions of "Wide Open Space (Song)"
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+ | | Name = Wide Open Space | ||
+ | | Album = {{drop | ||
+ | |[[Attack of the Grey Lantern (Album)|Attack of the Grey Lantern]] <small>(11)</small> | ||
+ | |[[Legacy: The Best of Mansun (Album)|Legacy: The Best of Mansun]] <small>(11)</small> | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | | EP = {{drop | ||
+ | |[[Four EP (EP)|Four EP - Wide Open Space]] | ||
+ | |[[Eight EP (EP)|Eight EP (CD Disc 2) - The Perfecto Remix]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | | Demo = | ||
+ | | Length = {{drop | ||
+ | |4:32 <small>(Attack of the Grey Lantern)</small> | ||
+ | |4:33 <small>(Legacy: The Best of Mansun)</small> | ||
+ | |4:10 <small>(Three EP)</small> | ||
+ | |7:16 <small>)Eight EP - CD2 (Perfecto Remix)</small> | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | | B-side = | ||
+ | | AltTitles = | ||
+ | | Recorded = {{drop | ||
+ | |[[Mike Hunter]], [[Ian Caple]] | ||
+ | |[[Ronnie Stone]] in 1997 | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | | Writer = [[Paul Draper]] | ||
+ | | Producer = [[Paul Draper]] | ||
+ | | Mixed = [[Clif Norrell]] | ||
+ | | Released = | ||
+ | | Chart position = | ||
+ | | Publisher = | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | | AlbumNavName = [[Attack of the Grey Lantern (Album)|Attack of the Grey Lantern]] | ||
+ | | Previous = [[Wide Open Space (Song)|Wide Open Space]] | ||
+ | | Current = Stripper Vicar | ||
+ | | Next = [[Disgusting (Song)|Disgusting]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | =Liner Notes= | ||
"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." | "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'' | ''[[Paul Draper]], [[Attack of the Grey Lantern]] 3CD Collectors Edition'' | ||
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+ | |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]] | ||
+ | }} |
Revision as of 21:29, 13 August 2015
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Name | Wide Open Space |
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EP | |
Track length |
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Writer/composer | Paul Draper |
Recorded |
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Producer | Paul Draper |
Mixed by | Clif Norrell |
Songs from Attack of the Grey Lantern | ||||
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Wide Open Space | ← | Stripper Vicar | → | Disgusting |
Liner Notes
"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."
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