I have On the sunday of life on vinyl, and the lyrics are there. They're just buried extremely deep in the mix. If you listen to the mp3, during the quiter parts in the middle solo, you'll vaguely hear some fragments. Too bad they threw them away like that, because I think it's more beautiful imagery that a This Long Silence or a Nine Cats.
Alan Duffy was a high school friend of Steven who went on to become the manager or boss for the record company wich released the first PT-Albums. The 'lyrics' were some poetry he had written in high school and gave to Steven to use.
Really like the old-skool name. Has a somewhat melancholic sound to it.
I have On the sunday of life on vinyl, and the lyrics are there. They're just buried extremely deep in the mix. If you listen to the mp3, during the quiter parts in the middle solo, you'll vaguely hear some fragments. Too bad they threw them away like that, because I think it's more beautiful imagery that a This Long Silence or a Nine Cats.
Alan Duffy was a high school friend of Steven who went on to become the manager or boss for the record company wich released the first PT-Albums. The 'lyrics' were some poetry he had written in high school and gave to Steven to use.
Really like the old-skool name. Has a somewhat melancholic sound to it.