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The Service Station Of My Dreams

from End Of An Ear (compilation album) by John Zonn

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Recorded in my car, by the side of the road, in 2014-15, using a Zoom H1 digital recorder. The police sirens at the start were recorded in Patcham, on the edge of Brighton, and manipulated using Wavelab. The song is about growing up in a relatively privileged background and looking back, wondering what the blazes has happened. The song was included near the end of the 'Self-confessed Petrol Head' album, released in 2015.

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...growing up, pulling the pump and, asking for the cash, it's a bit of a comedown to be a punter, reaching to the bottom of my pocket stash...

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from End Of An Ear (compilation album), released April 16, 2016
Lyrics & Music by John Zonn

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John Zonn Lewes, UK

For free-thinkers everywhere, John Zonn creates songs and music inspired by the environment and people around him, including through actual life experiences.

The latest album - Songs Of Truth And Freedom - explores the music of protest.

Some quotes: "…half stand-up, half poetry, half music… ", "John Zonn is a breath of fresh air in music", "I salute you over and over again". ... more

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