This is a crazy reggae song about taking LSD in the seventies - I'm not recommending it - quite the opposite but I don't regret it! You'll find this track on my album At The Healing Tree or individually on iTunes. Hope you like the video!
Chandra Moon - composition, guitar, vocals
Richard Bloom - arrangement and production, effects, guitar, drum programme
Paddy Uglow - keyboard
Ian Vallin - bass guitar
Ursula Monn - backing vocals
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Floating on the ceiling looking down at my bed
Saw myself lying there as if I was dead
Couldn’t move a muscle, couldn’t open my eyes
My feet were in the kitchen but my head was in the sky
You don’t need drugs to have hallucinations
You don’t need drugs to have hallucinations
Travelling in my van in nineteen seventy-three
I heard the sunset singing in Germany
The swaying corn joined in in perfect harmony
My heart and soul took flight, I had set them free
You don’t need drugs to have hallucinations
You don’t need drugs to have hallucinations
At Glastonbury Festival (the very first one)
Rolling in the mud in nineteen seventy-one
I was the acid queen of Bristol
Way before you were born……
Climbing up the Avon Gorge to have a cup of tea
I thought there was a café at The Observatory
Snowflakes on the ground that were as big as your hand
As if God Almighty, waved his magic wand
You don’t need drugs to have hallucinations
If life is but a dream what is reality?
Hope I find the answer deep inside of me
If life is but a game what is reality?
Hope I find the answer deep inside of me
You don’t need drugs to have communication
You don’t need drugs to have imagination
You don’t need drugs to have illumination
You don’t need drugs to have realisation
At Glastonbury Festival (the very first one)
Rolling in the mud in nineteen seventy-one
I was the acid queen of Bristol
Way before you were born
Before you were born
Before you were born….
© Chandra Moon – December 2009
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