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Middleground
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Rock
Middleground was released on January 1, 2003 by Avalon Records as a part of the album Sleepers
album cover
Release DateJanuary 1, 2003
LabelAvalon Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM67

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Galahad
Galahad
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Galahad
Galahad
Songwriter
Stuart Nicholson
Stuart Nicholson
Songwriter

Lyrics

It's getting late in the evening and the party is almost over
Quarter to three, we're alcohol free, the music's faded away
It's just you and me sinking further into the sofa
Everybody's gone to say hello to the moon
Drifting together into the realms of another dimension
Where nothing is ever quite as it appears to be
Always the unexpected lurking around every corner
Now it seems we're standing on the middle ground
No man's land, hearing unfamiliar sounds
Oh, vulnerability, it's scaring me
Not so sure about this middle ground
Everything's calm, the sounds have all disappeared
Get back on the tracks, you know there really is nothing to fear
As long as we stay on the path that leads to ecstasy
We're comforting each other and our mind will be free
Now it seems we're caught up in the middle ground
No man's land, hearing unfamiliar sounds
Oh, sensibility, it's deserting me
Not so sure about this middle ground
Now I feel trapped in the middle ground
It's plain to see it's not easy
When you're caught up in the middle ground
Julie seems to beware of the eyes that come in to get you
Come in to get you
And the house on the hill is feeling quite ill
Too many spirits you know
All our commutes cannot hold back the sea
Kids getting confused between reality and fantasy
So much for loving the middle ground
I was wrong about the middle ground
We're caught in the middle ground
Now it seems we're leaving the middle ground
Rising above the cliffs which were staring down
Moving further into the distance
Now we're flying away and we're flying away from the middle ground
One last morning of unfamiliar sounds
Not so keen on this great divide
Just keep a clear of the middle ground
Of the middle ground
Written by: Stuart Nicholson
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