Some 100 Miles

from Live At F24 by Geronimoes Perception

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Yes I walked some hundred miles
Had some trouble, had some fight
And it took me back to the place
Where my family lives
I was looking out for you
Out in the dark, out in the blue
And it will take me a hundred years
To come back home again
There´s a time for walking
There´s a time to stay
There´s no reason for talking
Don´t give it all away
When you are in hurry
And there´s no time to rest
Oh Baby, I am sorry
You forget the best
So when I came from town to town
All the people dragged me down
Some gave me money, a little bit
All I need for a day
And when I saw you once again
With metal teeth, all in a dream
I turned around and stared at you
Blown away by the wind
There´s a time for walking
There´s a time to stay
There´s no reason for talking
Don´t give it all away
When you are in hurry
And there´s no time to rest
Oh Baby, I am sorry
You forget the best
Yes I walked some hundred miles
Had some trouble, had some fight
And it took me back to the place
Where my family lives
I was looking out for you
Out in the dark, out in the blue
And it will take me a hundred years
To come back home again
There´s a time for walking
There´s a time to stay
There´s no reason for talking
Don´t give it all away
When you are in hurry
And there´s no time to rest
Oh Baby, I am sorry
You forget the best

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from Live At F24, released June 30, 2012

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Geronimoes Perception Münster, Germany

Ronald Harmstein, founding member of the Kraut Punk Band Schmabreux, made his first solo recording "Geronimoe´s Donut Shot" in 1993. Later on he formed a band with Bert Schulte (violin) and J.H. Angelus (drums). In 2006 Bert left, and the two remaining members formed Geronimoe´s Perception together with Nicola Nora (vocals, harmonium, percussion). ... more

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