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Earthman
04:13
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Earthman (Lost in Space)
04:47
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EARTHMAN
CAPO 3RD FRET Em A
Em A G Em
EARTHMAN WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO EARTHMAN
A G Em A C
FOLLOWED THE SUN NOW EARTHMAN STARTING TO BURN ALONE
Bm D Em A G Em A
SO FAR FROM HOME FAR FROM HOME
EARTHMAN WHAT DO YOU SEE THERE EARTHMAN
WANT TO BELIEVE NOW EARTHMAN LIVE LIKE YOU FEEL
YOU KNOW OHH GOT TO BE MORE GOT TO BE MORE
C Bm F Em
SO COME ON DOWN HERE BELOW I WILL FOLLOW
C Bm F# A G
YOU KNOW ALL YOU SEE IS WHATS TO BE SO LET ME KNOW
Em A G Em A
EARTHMAN NOW EARTHMAN
SOLO Em A
SO COME ON DOWN HERE BELOW I WILL FOLLOW
YOU KNOW ALL YOU SEE IS WHATS TO BE SO LET ME KNOW
EARTHMAN LIVE LIKE YOU WON NOW EARTHMAN
TIME TO BE BORN NOW EARTHMAN THE LESSON TO LEARN IS SO
SO BETTER TO KNOW BETTER TO KNOW
EARTHMAN NOW EARTHMAN EARTHMAN NOW EARTHMAN
C D E
LA LA LA LA LA
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Man & Machine Airdrie, UK
Man & Machine is a studio project of mine inspired by the discovery of some fab psychedelic /prog rock bands past and
current, and some great psyche labels such as Fruits de Mer, Mega Dodo and many others.
Both tracks feature on Fruits de Mer members CD's.
Earthman (Lost in Space) on "A Gathering of the Fish" and Lost at Sea on "The Half Time Orange".
So "turn of your mind and float downstream"
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