I'm into a thing, I said
I can't give a lot
I'm out of my skin, I said
I can't feel.
If only I could stand you know
I'd say goodbye;
If only I could grow
We'd stay,
Doubtfully grey.
Galapagos dreams, I said
Place me in your tree
Together we crawled out of the sea,
I said
And we lost our tails
That's a surprise she smiled
almost nervously
Equating apes with me
Could leave me feeling grey,
Doubtfully grey,
Frightfully pale.
I don't understand your songs,
She smiled out at me.
I don't understand your drinking tea,
I offered hopefully.
If only words could love
you know, well, we'd dictionate.
I watch you watching me and wait,
Doubtfully grey,
Greyfully doubt
Fullygrey doubt,
Fullydoubt grey.
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Lyric: David MacIver
Music: Rupert Hine
Accoustic Guitar & Bellows: Rupert Hine
Bass, Accoustic Guitar & Glockenspiel: Simon Jeffes
Skull: John Punter
Strings: The Martyn Ford Grey Ensemble
Orchestration: Simon Jeffes
Overheard at a cocktail party,
But never said
Rupert Hine (1950-2020) was a British singer, musician, and record producer who had a significant influence on the music scene of the 1980s. Born in London, Hine began his career as a keyboardist for various rock bands before focusing on music production. Among his most notable works are productions for artists such as The Human League, Rush, and Stevie Nicks. In 1981, he released his debut album "The World of Rupert Hine", followed by other successes like "Propeller" (1983) and "Parallel Lines" (1986). Hine was a pioneer in the use of innovative technologies in the studio, contributing to defining the synth-pop sound of the 1980s. Some of his most representative tracks include "The World of Rupert Hine", "I Can't Get Over You", and "Love Is the Answer".
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