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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Wolfgang Press
The Wolfgang Press
Performer
Andrew Gray
Andrew Gray
Keyboards
Mark Cox
Mark Cox
Keyboards
Michael Allen
Michael Allen
Vocals
Norman Fisher Jones
Norman Fisher Jones
Dobro
Claudia Fontaine
Claudia Fontaine
Vocals
Dave Curtis
Dave Curtis
Bass Guitar
Drostan Madden
Drostan Madden
Percussion
Robin Brown
Robin Brown
Percussion
Apollo 440
Apollo 440
Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Andrew Gray
Andrew Gray
Composer
Mark Cox
Mark Cox
Composer
Michael Allen
Michael Allen
Composer

Lyrics

Peace and love - a phoney kind of blubber
My instincts tell me to crash
You've got salt emissions and you know how to use them
I somehow think this won't last
So I'm moving south
To the great unknown
Yeah I'm moving south
Where the head unloads
You've got a reason
Some funky little demons
Telling me that life is a gas
You're a deconstruction a euphemism nothing
Motown gives it a blast
So I'm moving south
To the great unknown
Yeah I'm going south
Where the head unloads
Called my brother - he said I need a lawyer
And my life is sinking at best
Called my brother - he said I've just become
A moaner who lives in the past
You've got a vision
Some funky little 'isms
Telling me that life is a gas
Your misconception is a pitiful expression
It's something I'll never possess
So I'm moving south
To the great unknown
Yeah I'm moving south
Where the head unloads
Peace and love - a phoney kind of blubber
My instincts tell me to crash
You've got salt emissions and you know how to use them
I somesow think this won't last
So I'm moving south
To the great unknown
Yeah I'm moving south
Where the head unloads
Written by: Andrew Gray, Mark Cox, Michael Allen
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