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Mutant Armies of the World

from Starhaus One by Starhaus

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A remixed version of one of the best Starhaus Jams

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Mutant Armies of the World

I consider it a privilage
My finger's Poised
I've been meaning to symbolize
Symbolize this consciousness.

But all these dirty walls
All half dreamt and sleepless
All...
There's all this trouble
From one room to the next

I'd rather
I'd rather
I can see the stars
I can see them now,
So Go !

But you're not here,
You're not here
I can see the stars,
I can see the stars,
But not from here...

Oh Ya...
Ooooh Ya
And then the mutants
The mutants are coming out
And all the armies in the world
They hypnotize, they advertize, They advise
Turn the switch up and dial
When we do it in style.

And all the voices inside
And not everythings well,
Not everythings well every day,
I wounder if other people feel the same way?
About suicide?
What do they feel?

Feel the same way
About Suicide?
But do they feel?

And the ladies come,
And the ladies go

And the rain pours down
Real slow.

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from Starhaus One, track released March 18, 2018
In this case Starhaus is:
Rob Rowatt : Guitar, Drums, Organs, Light Vocalizations
Tim Burden: Lead Guitar, Bass
Oliver Heinrich: Drums, Guitars, Organs, Vocals and Poeticals
Engineering, Recording, Endless Remixing...Oliver Heinrich

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Starhaus Toronto, Ontario

Starhaus is made up of a whole bunch of people who just like to jam. These magnificent performances are haphazardly recorded and later edited mercilessly. You are hearing the results!
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