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Written and recorded in Norcott 2, the Swindells family's idyllic cottage above the beach in Kingsand in Cornwall, in July 2008. That's not a 'sound of the sea' sound effect, I actually recorded it by taking my laptop and mic onto the beach (see pic) at night! The ironing board proved to be perfect as a keyboard stand!

You can actually rent the cottage too! www.norcott2.com

lyrics

To some of those who ever loved me, I say sorry,
but it was not down to me
that you made wishes that I flew above the trees.
Are you sorry that you threw away the keys?

To some of those who never loved me,
I say nothing, but I wonder why I am free
to go fishing in an empty sea,
is there anything more than, is there anything more than angry?

It's six degrees from the moon on the water to a melody,
it's six degrees, it's six degrees.

Just six degrees, just for you and just for me.
Whoever you may be - it's six degrees.

It's six degrees.

Here comes the renaissance, raise a smile for the beating of your heart,
you knew it was good when you finally understood
that the time had come to tear your world apart.

Here comes, here comes, here comes, here comes the renaissance...
it's another chance.

It's six degrees.

It's six degrees from the moon on the water to a melody,
six degrees, above and below the sea.
It's six degrees, just for you and just for me.

credits

from The Unplanned Obsolescence Of Thom Topham, released July 4, 2019
All instruments, drum programming, vocals and production by Steve Swindells.

Words and music by Steve Swindells.

Photo of Cawsand Bay by Steve Swindells (2010).

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