Biography:
Spacemen 3 were an English neo-psychedelic space rock band formed in 1984 in Rugby, Warwickshire by Jason Pierce (a.k.a. J. Spaceman) and Peter Kember (a.k.a. Sonic Boom). Their first album, Sound of Confusion (1986), was not successful commercially, but it attracted a loyal fan base. Its follow-up, 1987's Perfect Prescription, is a concept album mirroring the highs and lows of a drug trip. It expanded the group's core of fans and is generally considered their masterpiece.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
F# E F#
Selfless man slip by my side
E F#
Uttering words about the turning tide, and
E F#
She slowly furnishes my continuous ride
E F#
Towards insanitary bits of hide
E F#
Hair quite long and lavender-dyed
E F#
Split nostrils are green open wide
E F#
Velvet breasts with crimson legs astride
E F#
Uttering words about a turning tide
E F#
And she asks me can I ever provide
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
[Instrumental]
F# E F# E F#
[Verse 2]
F# E F#
My liquid head open to the rain
E F#
I walk through a bushel and a peck of grain
E F#
I hear in my ear a hurricane
E F#
And speak to the man about a train
E F#
Touch with my hand an aeroplane
E F#
Eyes wide open on the coast of Maine
E F#
Red signs outside which I contain
E F#
Some sensuality that I can't explain, ah
E F#
Some sensuality that I can't explain
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
[Instrumental]
F# E F# E F#
[Verse 3]
F# E F#
Tables bearing the fruits of Lent
E F#
Styrofoam people quite violent
E F#
Clear light blowing right out of my tent
E F#
Ozone over our continent
E F#
Expert men not knowing what they meant
E F#
They all eat babies for nourishment
E F#
Funny bird with her forehead bent
E F#
Slogans tell me that I can rent
E F#
Ah, yes they tell me that I can rent
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
F# E F#
Selfless man slip by my side
E F#
Uttering words about the turning tide, and
E F#
She slowly furnishes my continuous ride
E F#
Towards insanitary bits of hide
E F#
Hair quite long and lavender-dyed
E F#
Split nostrils are green open wide
E F#
Velvet breasts with crimson legs astride
E F#
Uttering words about a turning tide
E F#
And she asks me can I ever provide
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
[Instrumental]
F# E F# E F#
[Verse 2]
F# E F#
My liquid head open to the rain
E F#
I walk through a bushel and a peck of grain
E F#
I hear in my ear a hurricane
E F#
And speak to the man about a train
E F#
Touch with my hand an aeroplane
E F#
Eyes wide open on the coast of Maine
E F#
Red signs outside which I contain
E F#
Some sensuality that I can't explain, ah
E F#
Some sensuality that I can't explain
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
[Instrumental]
F# E F# E F#
[Verse 3]
F# E F#
Tables bearing the fruits of Lent
E F#
Styrofoam people quite violent
E F#
Clear light blowing right out of my tent
E F#
Ozone over our continent
E F#
Expert men not knowing what they meant
E F#
They all eat babies for nourishment
E F#
Funny bird with her forehead bent
E F#
Slogans tell me that I can rent
E F#
Ah, yes they tell me that I can rent
B F#
Transparent radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
B F#
Oh, radiation
E F#
Transparent radiation
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