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Maiden Voyage
07:03
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One, two, three
Planning his vessel
On parchment he borrowed from school
Discovered his dream
In a photograph
His classmates laughed at him
His teachers dismissive and cruel
Heady the dreamer
And his photograph
Oh
Hoist the mainsail, Heady!
Set a course for the void!
Stand proudly on the bow of your ship!
Set sail upon the seven seas!
A land filled with riches
Where food grows up out of the soil
And everyone's fat there
In the photograph
His father with illness
His mother did hustle and toil
And Heady did build his ship
To sail the seven seas
Oh
Hoist the mainsail, Heady!
Set a course for the void!
Stand proudly on the bow of your ship!
Set sail across the seven seas!
And here I am now
One with the waves
Your son is awake
And so, the sea speaks
Hoist the mainsail, Heady!
Set a course for the void!
Stand proudly on the bow of your ship!
Set sail on the seven seas!
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Heady In The Fatlands
06:58
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Land in sight
It calls out to you
Trust in your instinct, Heady
You know what to do
Hang on to your boomsway, Heady
For that will see you through
When ocean swells, be not afraid
The safest passage lies in you
In you
In you
Reach out to your future, Heady
And leave your past behind you
Allow yourself to wandering
The greatest place you'll find in you
In you
In you
"By the stars above,
What be this place?
Riches bountiful,
No living traces..."
Everything opens up
Set your feet down
Destiny calls you
No head but yours
Is big enough, King Heady
Prepare for a new road, Heady
The Fatlands lie ahead
When hills deceive and land betrays
The bravest strength you'll find in you
In you
In you
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Rainbow Sorcerer Fresno, California
Robert Thomas and Greg Baisch
Ukulele, guitar, string bass, voices, other assorted instruments, and computers
More aural and visual art to come
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