Trials
by The Monroe Transfer
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Digital Album
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credits
released 03 May 2010
Rhiannon Armstrong - violin
Nick Gill - guitar, electronics
Susie Gillis - double bass, piano
Edmund Howard - drums, glockenspiel
Nicole Robson - 'cello
Neil Walsh - viola
Peter Willams - guitar
Produced by The Monroe Transfer & Joe Leach.
Recorded to tape at Cowshed Studios, London.
Mastered at Electric by Guy Davie
www.themonroetransfer.co.uk
Rhiannon Armstrong - violin
Nick Gill - guitar, electronics
Susie Gillis - double bass, piano
Edmund Howard - drums, glockenspiel
Nicole Robson - 'cello
Neil Walsh - viola
Peter Willams - guitar
Produced by The Monroe Transfer & Joe Leach.
Recorded to tape at Cowshed Studios, London.
Mastered at Electric by Guy Davie
www.themonroetransfer.co.uk
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May 2010 -
Feb 2009 -
Dec 2008 -
Dec 2007 -
Jan 2005
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- Track Name: Frozen field, burning field
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So there's a man and a woman
and they're on a train
they're travelling across an entire country
just two bags between them
looking for something
They're looking for a reason why everything they loved started to fade away
They know each other so well now, they don't ever really need to talk
They just look out of the train windows
look at the countryside rolling past them
look at the frozen winter fields.
They don't really know what they're looking for
but they'll know it when they see it.
They don't talk much.
They hold hands
and look out the window.
They've been on the train for a long time now
The farmers are burning the chaff out in the fields
There's smoke in the air
and the sun's so low on the horizon, it looks like it's setting fire to the
earth.
And they still haven't found anything.
And the train's still rolling.
So they hold hands
and they wait.
