Moved Hills (edit)

from Fig.2&3: Stories of The hills mover and The fields tuner by Thot

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This song is about 'The hills mover', the second figure of our upcoming new album.

lyrics

I can’t stop the wind
I can move the hills
But I know it wouldn’t give to me
Anymore than my loneliness
I can’t close my mouth
I can’t shut my eyes
Because the noise I deeply find inside
Is a storm from which you can never hide

I won’t let you feed my issues for your sake
I am the hills mover, from the great escape

I am so hungry
I am so thirsty
I wanted to share all the hills with you
Drink your shit, ‘Bon appétit’ to you
I become angry
I become silly
Too late for you, you can’t cross the fields
Too far for you, you will stay out

It’s the price to pay
When you want to share

I won’t let you feed my issues for your sake
I am the hills mover, from the great escape

credits

from Fig.2&3: Stories of The hills mover and The fields tuner, track released 21 June 2010
Music written, programmed, arranged and performed by Grégoire Fray.

Drums performed by Gil de Chevigné.
Piano performed by Hugues Peeters.
Saz Guitar performed by Cumali Bulduk.
Contains a sample of 'A Fine Horse ( Jorogiin-joroo )' by Hajab.

Engineered and mixed by François Vincent @ Polysound Studio, Brussels.
Mixed by François Vincent & Grégoire Fray @ Rec’n’Roll Studio, Brussels.
Mastered by Tamas Gres @ Rec’n’Roll Studio, Brussels.

Words and lyrics by Grégoire Fray.
Artwork by Sébastien Bontemmps aka Truc Graphic.

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Spreading his universe with protagonists such as electrical thistles, speaking hills or mute windmills, Thot cleverly mixes rock and electronic music, industrial and acoustics sounds, freeing itself from any codes and turning stages upside down.

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