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Big Drum
353
On Tour
Pop/Rock
Big Drum was released on October 19, 1987 by BMG Rights Management GmbH as a part of the album Reveal
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AlbumReveal
Release DateOctober 19, 1987
LabelBMG Rights Management GmbH
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM122

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Mick Donnelly
Mick Donnelly
Saxophone
Fischer-Z
Fischer-Z
Performer
Pete Sinden
Pete Sinden
Bass
Lorenza Johnson
Lorenza Johnson
Background Vocals
John Watts
John Watts
Guitar, Lead Vocals
Alan Morrison
Alan Morrison
Guitar
Steve Kellner
Steve Kellner
Drums
Geoff Dugmore
Geoff Dugmore
Drums
Skolnik
Skolnik
Keyboards
Mark Fox
Mark Fox
Percussion
Tim Moore
Tim Moore
Keyboards
Steve Greetham
Steve Greetham
Bass
Denis Haines
Denis Haines
Keyboards
Judy La Rose and The Sapphires
Judy La Rose and The Sapphires
Background Vocals
Ian Porter
Ian Porter
Programming, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion
John Watts
John Watts
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
John Watts
John Watts
Songwriter
John Watts
John Watts
Composer, Lyrics
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
John Watts
John Watts
Producer

Lyrics

Bass Drum. . . war symbol, move me on with dignity
Look at these hands they're trouble
Everthing I touch is moving I'm not sure I like it
Conflicting rythmns in my head
Those damn nerves won't give up they're playing hell with me now
I tend to be distracted by the simplest of things
So fly me up to heaven on a distant pair of wings
Big Drum. . . put me on the night train to China
Big Drum. . . put me on a plane for Brazil
I can't work, with pleasure, I think, think mmmm
Wish I wasn't here. It's no fun to chase your shadow
... I never used to pretend
Bass Drum goes on for ever. . . Bass Drum never changes time. .
Bass Drum oh so lonely
And not so much as a conversation
I tend to be distracted by the simplest of things
So fly me up to heaven on a distant pair of wings
Big Drum. . . put me on the night train to China
Big Drum. . . put me on a plane for Brazil
Bass Drum war symbol
See the children of the free world dancing
Bass Drum war symbol
Look at the price of fun. . . every one
Written by: John Watts
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