Mich's first solo album (2006), with beautiful, evocative artwork by Anke Teschke. Full lyrics provided.
Recorded and engineered by Club GK.
Guest musicians: Marilisa Valtazanou, Talis Kimberley, Rachel Shurmer, Simon Fairbourn, Martin Gordon-Kerr, Tim Walker, Janet Bolton.
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British Filk Award (SAM) 2005 for Best Serious Song.
lyrics
I remember, as a child,
Looking out my window
and seeing how the trees made funny shapes against the stars,
And wond'ring what they felt,
as they brushed their branches against the moon
and struggled in the breeze.
It's not so different now.
At my desk, Monday morning, close my eyes -
Remember how I felt
one cold spring night,
When I gazed up into the sky,
and thought there might be...
Be G-d,
Be aliens,
Be a world of dreams,
Be my own imagination?
I didn't care.
I thought there was something there;
Just beyond the moon,
Just beyond my hand...
Maybe.
It's hard to believe,
when you're dealing with the little things
and all of life's mundanities.
I take the time to hope;
Read history and fairy tales, read the scientific news.
For just beyond the moon,
Just beyond my hand,
Maybe there's something that I don't understand...
Be G-d,
Be aliens,
Be a world of stories,
Be my own imagination?
I don't care.
Please let there be something there;
Just beyond the moon,
Just beyond my hand...
Maybe.
Some people think we're strange -
that we've got our heads above the clouds
and never fall to earth.
But that's how we keep sane!
If we can hold on to the faith or hope
that there is something more.
For just beyond the moon,
Just beyond our hands,
Maybe there's something that we don't understand!
Be G-d,
Be aliens,
Be a world of spirit,
Be our own imaginations?
Let them stare.
We pray there is something there;
Just beyond the moon,
Just beyond our hands..
Maybe.
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