Out of the Blue
from Time Travel and the Art of Happiness by Fronz Arp
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Originally a lyric idea inspired by the novel "The Adventures of Kavelier and Clay" by Michael Chabon (which is amazing) and the complex relationships of his characters, where its never as simple as a thunderbolt of attraction.
lyrics
When will thunder and lightning hit me from above
This is better then nothing so I started a dumb conversation then you're
The centre of all my attention and then
Suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I stumbled around it and didn't know why
But what I finally found I didn't see because I've been waiting so long
And its felt like nothing has changed in so long
But suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I could have been your passenger
I could've been your midnight stranger
When will thunder and lightning hit me from above
Is this better then nothing so I started a dumb conversation
Then suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I could have been your passenger
I could've been your midnight stranger
This is better then nothing so I started a dumb conversation then you're
The centre of all my attention and then
Suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I stumbled around it and didn't know why
But what I finally found I didn't see because I've been waiting so long
And its felt like nothing has changed in so long
But suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I could have been your passenger
I could've been your midnight stranger
When will thunder and lightning hit me from above
Is this better then nothing so I started a dumb conversation
Then suddenly its starting
And I want something new
I feel it arriving out of the blue
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
Its taking me over slowly, you and me, 1,2
I could have been your passenger
I could've been your midnight stranger
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from Time Travel and the Art of Happiness,
track released July 2, 2014
Written, produced and performed by Fronz Arp
Written, produced and performed by Fronz Arp
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Fronz Arp Brisbane, Australia
The strange machine which is Fronz Arp grinds like a tattered, angry little hurdy gurdy. With dramatic jaunt and seesawing
melodies that have been compared to weird-pop wonders, such as David Bowie and Tom Waits
“...songs full of drama and action, designed to get pulses racing and yet still sounding both intricate and adventurous” Rave Magazine
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