A Million Satellites - James Inflames

from Mutability EP - James Inflames by James Inflames

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Video: youtu.be/6ePVY3LbFsw
Disco driven pop song featuring the Feat the fabulous Jenni Casey on vox,
A M Davis rippin' the instrumental section, Brandon Otto and that oh so bouncy bass, and the harmonies backing vox or Mr Paul Kenward

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Moving out - going a long way on the underground
So far out - there's no better place than the underground

A million satellites are bursting into life
I don't know how I don't know why

Lost and found - going a long way on the underground
Safe and sound - there's no better place than the underground
The signal's turning red – there's a gun against my head

A million satellites are burning up the sky
I don't know how I don't know why
But it happens every time when I feel you near me
I never ever wanna know why
The signal's turning red – there's a gun against my head

A million satellites are up there, lighting up my life
I don't know how I don't know why
But it happens every time I feel you near me
I never ever wanna know why

The signal's turned to red
There's a gun against my head
One day we'll just be dead
And I'll meet you in the middle of nothing
Come here and rest your head
I'm gonna miss you

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from Mutability EP - James Inflames, released April 29, 2019
Song written by James Inflames
Produced by Paul Kenward

Feat The New Physics Phenomenon:
Jenni Casey - vocal
A M Davis - lead guitar
Brandon Otto - bass
Paul Kenward - backing vocals

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James Inflames Southampton, UK

Keyboard player, song writer, video editor. Plays keys for Southampton bands The Lantern Parade and Vanitasse.. Collaborator and guest instrumentalist.

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