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"This was the first track conceived in the process of making The Road Miles' sophomore album Ballads for the Wasteland. The track shifts a bit from the forms of Road Miles' previous work, having a more heavy/psych approach. It consists of a passing from a rather hypnotic, monotone groove, through a more heavy, guitar-driven outburst. The track visualizes a never-ending loop, a chase, inspired by Stephen King's Dark Tower epic saga. Roland Deschain pursues the Man in Black, as we enter the Mid-World, a world that has moved on." ~The Road Miles

lyrics

I'm walking that road for 600 miles
I'm after this shadow this man dressed in black
The structure is present and shades my existence
And I will just live for this cause

The sand from this desert is burning my eyes
The villagers call me and sing "Hey Jude"
The world is just ruins the ancients have left us
And I've found a lunatic train

I'm walking that road as long I've remembered
I don't know what for but that tower's waiting
The dreams that are haunting my life are not stopping
And I just can't end my poor quest

The man dressed in black is calling my name
The sun is just scorching but that's just the game
He's just a few miles ahead but I know that
This road is just vain

credits

from The Sun The Moon The Mountain: A Passage Through Greek Psychedelia, released September 4, 2017
Afroditi Tavoulari / Vocals
Alex Darmis / Keys
Anargiros Pantazis / Drums
Epameinondas Koutsoumpas / Guitar
Michael Chrysos / Guitar
Yannis Efthymiou / Bass

Special vinyl remastering
Recorded at Artracks Recording Studios during the summer of 2016
Produced by Alex Bolpasis

www.theroadmiles.com

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