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Walking to Alpha Centauri [single]

by Hallam London

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Ten Nine Eight Seven Six Five Four Three Two One The longest journey starts with a mission plan A measured countdown and just one single step I gave up on my human heart (I wasn’t using it) So I could last forever Too late for any small regrets (But even yet) It seems I still remember When I became forever (Are we there yet?) It seems I’m still nostalgic For the bitter taste of never (Are we there yet?) Maybe a scheduled correction in a couple of years I am not used to this One star drawing closer One foot and then the other But somewhere in my memory (There seems to be a face) I don’t know who it is Did I once have a lover? I cannot say I understand About this part It seems I still remember When I became forever (Are we there yet?) It seems I’m still nostalgic For the bitter taste of never (Are we there yet?) The point about eternity Is so much drops away You need not fear infinity A foot in front of the other foot I always brave the weather One step in front of another step Repeat this forever So here I am, it’s me again Alone, reporting Most of this is the mission log Some is just me talking Am I still proud to do this thing? What was it for, do you know? Walking Walking to Alpha Centauri I guess I’ll see it through! I cannot say I understand About this part It seems I still remember When I became forever (Are we there yet?) It seems I’m still nostalgic For the bitter taste of never (Are we there yet?)

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from the upcoming album Be Yourself in 11 Easy Lessons

You give up so much for a mission whose purpose you now barely remember, and whose goal you may never reach. Is that bad? Is it good? You cannot really tell. You just go on and on – maybe you’ll get there after all. Playful verses wrapped in a grippingly powerful chorus, Walking to Alpha Centauri asks questions about perspective, what makes us human, and whether even the highest goals are always worth the price.

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released March 5, 2021

lyrics by Ian Badcoe
music by Hallam London

Hallam London – vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards
Ben Fuller – drums
Dave Sanderson – synths
Ian Badcoe – spoken word

produced, mixed, and mastered by Dave Sanderson

Cover Drawing: Floris Hansberg
Cover Artwork: Hallam London

release: 5 March 2021
on 3F ° Fortunefavoursfools Records

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Hallam London Dresden, Germany

PostPunkIndieRock // Performer + Composer // Rock’n’Roll Club + Theatre Stage // queer and pround

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