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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Mason
Acoustic Guitar
Maclean
Keyboards
Jones
Drums
The Beta Band
Performer
Steve Duffield
Bass Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
John MacLean
Songwriter
Greentree
Songwriter
Robin Jones
Songwriter
Stephen Mason
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
The Beta Band
Producer
Chris Allison
Producer
Lyrics
Who could find him the sidewinding Indian
Why do they miss him, the overpaid simpleton?
She jumped in the river of the tears that I cry
Those are left alone, they're left outside
Spooky little lizard girl, where did you run to?
I only asked your name, never meant to hurt you
She wrote me a letter on the back of the road
I was travelling away and she travelled thru the circle
Of the church chimes over the hill
The church chimes over the hill
Who could find him the sidewinding Indian
Why do they miss him, the overpaid simpleton?
She jumped in the river of the tears that I cry
Those are left alone, they're left outside
Spooky little lizard girl, where did you run to?
I only asked your name, never meant to hurt you
She wrote me a letter on the back of the road
I was travelling away and she travelled thru the circle
Of the church chimes over the hill
The church chimes over the hill
She's been switched on inside my head
An imaginary friend sitting by my bed
Taking pictures of my soul
All the angles no-one could know
I thought an eagle was seeing thru my eyes
I thought everybody turning into spies
Reassures the only aim of my life
Please reassure me that I'm doing alright
No more calls on the telephone
She's been turned off and im all alone
She's been switched off inside my head
An imaginary friend sitting by my bed
Taking pictures of my soul
All the angles noone could know
I thought an eagle was seeing thru my eyes
I thought everybody turning into spies
Reassures the only aim of my life
Please reassure me that im doing alright
No more calls on the telephone
She's been turned off and I'm all alone
Writer(s): Stephen Paul Mason, Robin Jones, John Maclean, Richard Greentree
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