Samsara was the state I lived in
The city walls forestalled a break-in
The brochure told folks they were safe here
A destination with no check-in
The women there were tantalising
Shame shaped their minds through advertising
The clothes we chose for lies to live in
We had no guide but television
Samsara was the state that I lived in
A destination with no check-in. Samsara
Samsara was the state I lived in
Just like L.A. with no religion
Some teacher told me I was gifted
Her number wasn't even listed
I wasn't sure if she existed
Samsara was the state that I lived in
A destination with no check-in. Samsara
Now far from home this body's shaking
With fantasies I fed to blind me
The open door is now behind me
One day I woke and it was missing
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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