Biography:
The Alan Parsons Project was a British rock group active from 1975 until 1990, founded by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson both from London, England. The group is based on a number of regular group members such as Stuart Elliot and Ian Bairnson, complemented with varying lead vocals such as Colin Blunstone (the Zombies), Chris Rainbow and Gary Brooker (Procol Harum). The group is well known for its concept albums, which cover themes such as Edgar Allan Poe, Gaudi, and Freud.
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Other songs:
- Eye In The Sky
- Ammonia Avenue
- Breakdown
- Children Of The Moon
- Closer To Heaven
- Damned If I Do
- Day After Day The Show Must Go On
- Days Are Numbers
- Dont Answer Me
- Dont Hold Back
- Dont Let It Show
- Freudiana
- Games People Play
- I Dont Wanna Go Home
- I Wouldnt Want To Be Like You
- If I Could Change Your Mind
- Inside Looking Out
- La Sagrada Familia
- Lets Talk About Me
- Light Of The World
- Limelight
- Little Hans
- May Be A Price To Pay
- Nothing Left To Lose
- Oh Life There Must Be More
- Old And Wise
- One Good Reason
- One More River
- Prime Time
- Psychobabble
- Separate Lives
- Shadow Of A Lonely Man
- Silence And I
- Since The Last Goodbye
- Some Other Time
- Sooner Or Later
- Standing On Higher Ground
- The Cask Of Amontillado
- The Eagle Will Rise Again
- The Same Old Sun
- The Voice
- Time
- To One Paradise
- Turn Of A Friendly Card
- Voyager
- Vulture Culture
- What Goes Up
- You Dont Believe
- Youre Gonna Get Your Fingers Burned
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The traveller is always leaving town
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He never has the time to turn around
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And if the road he's taken isn't leading anywhere
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He seems to be completely unaware
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The traveller is always leaving home
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The only kind of life he's ever known
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When every moment seems to be a race against the time
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There's always one more mountain left to climb
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Days are numbers Watch the stars
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We can only see so far
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Someday, you'll know where you are
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Days are numbers count the stars
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One day, you'll know where you are
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The traveller awaits the morning tide
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He doesn't know what's on the other side
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But something deep inside of him Keeps telling him to go
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He hasn't found a reason to say no
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The traveller is only passing through
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He cannot understand your point of view
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Abandoning reality, unsure of what he'll find
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The traveller in me is close behind
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Days are numbers watch the stars
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We can only see so far
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Someday, you'll know where you are
Remember
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Days are numbers count the stars
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We can only go so far
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One day, you'll know where you are
The traveller is always leaving town
Am
He never has the time to turn around
F
And if the road he's taken isn't leading anywhere
G
He seems to be completely unaware
C
The traveller is always leaving home
Am
The only kind of life he's ever known
F
When every moment seems to be a race against the time
G
There's always one more mountain left to climb
C
Days are numbers Watch the stars
Am
We can only see so far
F G
Someday, you'll know where you are
Remember
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Days are numbers count the stars
Am
We can only go so far
F G
One day, you'll know where you are
C
The traveller awaits the morning tide
Am
He doesn't know what's on the other side
F
But something deep inside of him Keeps telling him to go
G
He hasn't found a reason to say no
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The traveller is only passing through
Am
He cannot understand your point of view
F
Abandoning reality, unsure of what he'll find
G
The traveller in me is close behind
C
Days are numbers watch the stars
Am
We can only see so far
F G
Someday, you'll know where you are
Remember
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Days are numbers count the stars
Am
We can only go so far
F G
One day, you'll know where you are
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