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| − | + | [[File:Before the flood front.jpg|thumb|left|250px|''Before The Flood'' - Cover (front)]] | |
| − | '' | + | [[File:Hard Reign Green Cover.jpg|thumb|left|250px|''Hard Reign'' - Cover (front)]] |
| − | + | [[File:ITSOA-Cover-Front-Web.jpg|thumb|left|250px|''In The Shadow Of Angels'' - Cover (front)]] | |
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| − | + | '''Driver''' was recorded during the 1982-83 era (duration: 3:17 min.) and is one of the [[Portastudio Demos 1982|Portastudio Demos]] of the time.<br/> | |
| − | + | Although it was never released officially, '''Driver''' has come to light on various bootlegs, such as [[Acoustics From The Beehive]], | |
| + | [[Before The Flood]], [[Hard Reign (LP)|Hard Reign]] and others. It has been speculated that it would perhaps have been potential canditate for a Sisters single.<br/> | ||
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| − | The | + | The lyrics are mostly concerned with how the band will pile into a car, wind the windows down, and fly along the public highway, |
| + | yielding reason to speed and power. Some early hints towards the way later release of [[Black Planet (song)|Black Planet]] on The Sisters' first studio album [[First And Last And Always (album)|First And Last And Always]] in 1985, maybe. The first two lines later became the first two lines of [[Heartland (song)|Heartland]], and the music, too, is in the same line with [[Heartland (song)|Heartland]]<br/> | ||
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| − | An instrumental version of this song has surfaced on some bootlegs, in that case it is often named "[[Candle]]". | + | An instrumental version of this song has also surfaced on some bootlegs, in that case it is often named "[[Candle]]". That version is far superior to the recording quality of '''Driver'''.<br/> |
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| − | To get an impression of the | + | To get an impression of the '''Driver''' you might find a video/pictured audio [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QUa3wb2n-Y here (fading)] or another audio [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDoREVuFDOM here (full)]<br/> |
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==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
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Lay me down the long white line<br> | Lay me down the long white line<br> | ||
Leave the sirens far behind me <br> | Leave the sirens far behind me <br> | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 16 July 2018
Driver was recorded during the 1982-83 era (duration: 3:17 min.) and is one of the Portastudio Demos of the time.
Although it was never released officially, Driver has come to light on various bootlegs, such as Acoustics From The Beehive,
Before The Flood, Hard Reign and others. It has been speculated that it would perhaps have been potential canditate for a Sisters single.
The lyrics are mostly concerned with how the band will pile into a car, wind the windows down, and fly along the public highway,
yielding reason to speed and power. Some early hints towards the way later release of Black Planet on The Sisters' first studio album First And Last And Always in 1985, maybe. The first two lines later became the first two lines of Heartland, and the music, too, is in the same line with Heartland
An instrumental version of this song has also surfaced on some bootlegs, in that case it is often named "Candle". That version is far superior to the recording quality of Driver.
To get an impression of the Driver you might find a video/pictured audio here (fading) or another audio here (full)
Lyrics
Lay me down the long white line
Leave the sirens far behind me
Call me weird and call me Friday
Call me when the sun goes down
We will find a public highway
We will wind the windows down
Call me at the magic hour
When the morals run to ground
Effects yeild to speed and power
While the wheels go wheeling round and round
Life is short and life is cruel
But we have fear and we have fuel
We are never coming down
Drench the future on the glass
Lines across the middle
And the mountain places, ever faster
Rushing through the shame and shadow
While the pleasure flashes past
The sound that fills the big black cars
Is ours, the drum machines and fast guitars
But use your mad acceleration
We are never coming down
We will live forever
While the wheels go wheeling round and round
Call me weird and call me Friday
Call me when the sun goes down
We will fly along the highway
We will wind the windows down
Call me at the magic hour
When the morals run to ground
Reason yeilds to speed and power
While the wheels go wheeling round and round
Words & music: unclear ...
Lyrics and music are property and copyright of their respective rights holders and provided only for study purposes.
Analysis / Notes
It is not yet clear who wrote the lyric and the music to this song.
There is however some basic discussion of the lyrics in the Heartland Forums Lyrics Section , see The Driver...
