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Soothe the Muse
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Verse 1:
Clouds of powdered diamond
Plume around the room
Pillows of a heavy thread count
Billow in a blacked out tomb
Verse 2:
Led footsteps on crystal
Shatter any sense of hush
The monarchs wings are fluttering
Is Her Majesty about to wake up?
Chorus:
I’m being loud when I should be quiet
Don’t wake the Queen she demands silence
I’m being loud when I should be quiet
Don’t wake the Queen unless you’re prepared
to soothe the muse in the middle of the afternoon
Verse 3:
Golden woven sovereign
Skin of porcelain
The commoners should be whispering
So the regent can sleep
Verse 4:
Elephant ballerinas
Sashay across the scene
Lullaby by candlelight
Peace for my doyenne
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Dictaphone Blues Auckland, New Zealand
Dictaphone Blues began as a bedroom project for Edward Castelow in 2006. Now a four piece live aural incarnation including Morgan Leary, Brad Fafjeta and Jamie Hannah. The band continue to play live and make music. Enjoy.
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