Neil Armstrong's body
from Yird Muin Starn by Kaffe Matthews and Mandy McIntosh
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lyrics
Neil Armstrong’s body is travelling home
to the sea so wet and blue
The seas on the moon are dry as bone
Our sea’s so wet and blue.
Neil Armstrong’s bones walked on the moon
His eyes looked back from there
His thumb covered earth and the earth was gone
And his eyes looked back from there
Neil Armstrong is a sailor
And he’s coming home
To the nautical world
We all came from
Neil Armstong was a spaceman
And he’s coming home
To the sea so wet and blue.
Mandy McIntosh. 2011
to the sea so wet and blue
The seas on the moon are dry as bone
Our sea’s so wet and blue.
Neil Armstrong’s bones walked on the moon
His eyes looked back from there
His thumb covered earth and the earth was gone
And his eyes looked back from there
Neil Armstrong is a sailor
And he’s coming home
To the nautical world
We all came from
Neil Armstong was a spaceman
And he’s coming home
To the sea so wet and blue.
Mandy McIntosh. 2011
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from Yird Muin Starn,
released March 14, 2013
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about
Kaffe Matthews London, UK
... a pioneering music maker who works live with space, data, things, and place to make new electroacoustic music. The physical experience of music for maker & listener has also been central to her approach and so she invented some unique interfaces, the sonic armchair, sonic bed and sonic bike that enable new approaches to making and immediate ways in to unusual sound/music for wide audiences. ... more
discography
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Feb 1997
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