New Machine
from We Will Be Forgotten by Scotland Barr & the Slow Drags
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lyrics
My name is Curtis and I work the ghost machine
Changing out the manifolds and cleaning out the screens
It might sound crazy but it's beautiful to me
'Cause I see what they don't see
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
I got the answers to a hundred shades of blue
And I could show you if you really want me to
It's all in pieces but it's much more than it seems
Oh yeah, they're pieces of a dream
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home kathleen
Billy Chafee's wife was murdered yesterday
I'm building just the thing to make it all okay
Take 'em back before it all when they were both nineteen
And still working on a dream
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
Changing out the manifolds and cleaning out the screens
It might sound crazy but it's beautiful to me
'Cause I see what they don't see
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
I got the answers to a hundred shades of blue
And I could show you if you really want me to
It's all in pieces but it's much more than it seems
Oh yeah, they're pieces of a dream
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home kathleen
Billy Chafee's wife was murdered yesterday
I'm building just the thing to make it all okay
Take 'em back before it all when they were both nineteen
And still working on a dream
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
I'm building a new machine
Make the baby shine like you ain't never seen
I'm building a new machine
It's gonna make you wanna take me home, Kathleen
credits
from We Will Be Forgotten,
released July 23, 2011
Voice – Bryan Daste
Backing Vocals – Bryan Daste, Mont Chris Hubbard
Electric Guitar & Acoustic Guitar – Zach Hinkelman
Pedal Steel Guitar & Theremin– Bryan Daste
Keyboard & Found Percussion – Mont Chris Hubbard
Bass – Jordan Korach
Drums – Andrew Nelson
Voice – Bryan Daste
Backing Vocals – Bryan Daste, Mont Chris Hubbard
Electric Guitar & Acoustic Guitar – Zach Hinkelman
Pedal Steel Guitar & Theremin– Bryan Daste
Keyboard & Found Percussion – Mont Chris Hubbard
Bass – Jordan Korach
Drums – Andrew Nelson
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Sep 2005
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