You Hung The Moon: Difference between revisions
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|background = "'You hung the moon' is tentative title for new song performed solo and without any amplification (just to make bootlegging really hard). The song is about the first world war and the interest in spirtualism after it, as those left behind wanted to contact those who had died. Lyrics may be traditional, or from a contemporary poem, melody by EC, written on a train from Liverpool. EC claimed to have found the poem in a book belonging to his in-laws." — [[User:Nick Ratcliffe|Nick Ratcliffe]]<br> | |background = "'You hung the moon' is tentative title for new song performed solo and without any amplification (just to make bootlegging really hard). The song is about the first world war and the interest in spirtualism after it, as those left behind wanted to contact those who had died. Lyrics may be traditional, or from a contemporary poem, melody by EC, written on a train from Liverpool. EC claimed to have found the poem in a book belonging to his in-laws." — [[User:Nick Ratcliffe|Nick Ratcliffe]]<br> | ||
|first = [[Concert 2009-04-24 Birmingham|April 24, 2009, Birmingham, England]] | |first = [[Concert 2009-04-24 Birmingham|April 24, 2009, Birmingham, England]] | ||
|last = | |last = [[Concert 2009-10-17 Sydney|October 17, 2009, Sydney, Australia]] | ||
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| quote = Sometimes a song arrives all at once, like this song I wrote on a train the other day, ‘You Hung The Moon’. It’s about a family trying to contact a shell-shocked young man who may have been shot as a coward. They are using a glass and a table and the advice of a charlatan. They did that kind of thing back then. | | quote = Sometimes a song arrives all at once, like this song I wrote on a train the other day, ‘You Hung The Moon’. It’s about a family trying to contact a shell-shocked young man who may have been shot as a coward. They are using a glass and a table and the advice of a charlatan. They did that kind of thing back then. | ||
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==Internal links== | ==[[Special:WhatLinksHere/You Hung The Moon|Internal links]]== | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.mediafire.com/?oi40tmnwfq2 MP3] | *[http://www.mediafire.com/?oi40tmnwfq2 MP3 sample] | ||
[[Category:2009]] | [[Category:2009]] | ||
[[Category:Lyrics]] | [[Category:Lyrics]] | ||
[[Category:Unreleased songs]] | [[Category:Unreleased songs]] |
Revision as of 18:19, 25 July 2010
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Background:
“Sometimes a song arrives all at once, like this song I wrote on a train the other day, ‘You Hung The Moon’. It’s about a family trying to contact a shell-shocked young man who may have been shot as a coward. They are using a glass and a table and the advice of a charlatan. They did that kind of thing back then.” — Newbury Today interview published April 16, 2009.
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