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The Unheard

by The Quiet Revolution

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    12 tracks + 5 bonus tracks. A complete collection of all the songs The Quiet Revolution recorded in 2009-2012.
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1.
Parallel Me 02:36
On a parallel earth A parallel me Met a parallel you Played out a part Left out of touch Right off the wire. How would it feel To lose you, my heart, Guess I’ll never know ‘Cause I’m the lucky one Parallel me I’m sorry your life Ain’t mine. All my parallel friends Say parallel you Was my happy hour Our parallel lines May cross in time But we won't be ourselves. How would it feel To lose you, my heart, Guess I’ll never know ‘Cause I’m the lucky one Parallel me I’m sorry your life Ain’t mine.
2.
Paper Says 02:26
Paper says A man with two heads Was murdered for a hat He didn’t like These things- they happen all the time. Paper says A door to nowhere Materialized And wiped a city blank These things- they happen all the time. Angry mob attacks the moon A talking tree predicts the rain won’t come It’s all been written down. Paper says They found a mermaid Who tried to live on land But dried right up These things- they happen all the time. Paper says The gods were wasted Our fading stars discovered Trading dust These things- they happen all the time Angry mob... It's all been written down.
3.
Underground 02:53
Living underground Had been the safe choice Had been the sane choice The day the bomb went off. I can see the sky Inside my head Though I can’t remember What a bird looks like. I’m buried underground, I’m buried underground. Guessing day or night Gets rather pointless When you’re in darkness And there’s no clear way out. Never thought I’d miss The morning traffic I practice laughing It’s funny I still care. I’m buried underground, I’m buried underground.
4.
When the world was flat We used to go to the edge for a laugh Throw at the monsters below Empty words of advice Then ride home to our castle of brimstone and ice. When the world was flat Everything seemed so much simpler to grasp Nothing could melt us apart Though the demons sure tried Catching clouds was as easy as synchronized smiles. The world keeps on spinning around The gravity’s strong It’s pulling me to the ground And I can’t help but miss All that ignorant bliss we shared When the world was still flat. When the world was flat We used to travel to uncharted lands Give them the strangest of names Now I fail to recall Every memory frame Gets replaced by a song. The world keeps on spinning around The gravity’s strong It’s pulling me to the ground And I can’t help but miss All that ignorant bliss we shared When the world was still flat. My head keeps on spinning around Your gravity’s strong It’s pulling me to the ground And I can’t help but miss All that ignorant bliss we shared When the world was still flat.
5.
Noise Free 03:35
She bought the moon Just so she’d have somewhere quiet Where she could hear herself. Lately she’d been Screaming but nobody noticed Might as well scream in space. Looking way down on earth Hard to believe it’s noise free. Talking is cheap Words are abundantly wasted While listening takes donations From the ears. When she was young She used to sing by the window To the man in the moon. Now that she’s here, Seems there was no one who heard her Even then as a kid. Looking way down on earth Hard to believe it’s noise free. Talking is cheap Words are abundantly wasted While listening takes donations From the ears.
6.
This human zoo I’m in It's not that bad, They treat me nice They feed me almost every day, I’m even starting to get used To probing stares, My life back home Feels light years from this planet’s face. The boy next door Looks like he needs a friend, Too bad these booths Are fully soundproof, quarantined, There was a couple once Who lived inside his cage, I guess in time They might consider us as mates. I’m on display, I’m an exhibit, I wish that I could read the sign I wear, I wear. They come in pairs, They never say a word, Just nod their heads As if agreeing with a fact, I wonder what they’re thinking Of our dying race- Are they amused, Indifferent, Or a little sad. We’re on display, We’re an exhibit, We’re not the people that we thought We were, We were, We were.
7.
Scarred, tortured, With an awkward little smile Traded life for devil hands And magic strings for his guitar Listen to the words he spewed The notes he spat His music was the air he breathed A truth he bled. Then every time you hear a song Attempt to detect Between the bars A shred of love or hate And filter the ones that are fake. Scared senseless, Medicated to the bone, He had no way out So he dug inwards deep into his songs, Listen to the words he carved, The chords he scraped, Your prisons will feel saner Through his grave escape. Then every time you write a song Attempt to detect Between the bars A shred of joy or hurt And filter the ones that are fake. His death Left us with a living will It’s like he said: Between is all we’ve ever seen or been (or heard).
8.
They met in June The wind and the sad girl And he was sure That he’d be the one Who will one day decide That he needs to move on- He’s the wind, after all. But to his surprise The sad girl decided To blow him off, She wanted to feel Just like him, Burden free, To run wild And make trees Wish their roots were detachable. Life changed The girl to a woman And sadness to happiness over time But the wind stayed the wind. The trouble with the wind Is that he can’t forget or die, He whispers his tale To the cold window panes, To the stones in the field, Though they don’t understand what he says. Her memory sails Round and round, growing circles, With each breath he takes She glides further away from him. Life changed The girl to a woman And sadness to happiness over time But the wind stayed the wind. Life changed The girl to a woman And sadness to happiness over time But the wind stayed the wind.
9.
Bus stop Waiting for the next line It's long overdue A skeleton holding a briefcase Tells me he's late. Ghost girl walking With her ex dog Out for a smoke I ask for the time She just shrugs and says Old Habits Die Slowly. This is my final resting place I'm turning the 'don't disturb' sign. Going nowhere Where am I now I don't have a clue Featherless birds circle over me Still hanging around you. Dead man walking Between the bars Way out of tune We missed the last trip to happiness Eons ago. This is my final resting place I'm turning the 'don't disturb' sign.
10.
Riding my trained routine, Dragons cough fireballs at me, Witches turn lovers into crows, It’s a long way to Madness Falls. Taking my daily trip, Giants throw villages at me, Dinosaurs betting on meteors, It’s a long way to Madness Falls. Spacemen and cavemen Play tag till the winners Will exile the losers from earth And most of these people are clones But they’ll never know- Better off that way. Time for my evening pill Sirens sing lullabies for me Mermaids keep begging for a drop It’s a long way to Madness Falls. This is the map to me Down through the rabbit hole, Alice, Stuck in a memory growing old, It’s a long way to Madness Falls. Spacemen and cavemen Play tag till the winners Will exile the losers from earth And most of these people Are clones but they’ll never know- Better off that way. And maybe I’m already gone Guess I’ll never know- Better off that way.
11.
Down the drain I went Riding the back Of a dead fish Named Romeo Going through shit Heading out to the great blue sea. Down the drain I met my unborn children So much like me Wrapped up in used paper Robbed out of life by my own hands. The ferryman asked for my mortal soul Crossing the Styx only costs one coin A small price to pay to gain access to the underworld. Down the drain The rats Were my best friends Squeaking comfort words Baring their teeth, grinning Glittering eyes and devil claws. “Down the drain”, They said, “Under the surface Must lie the truth- Everything means nothing Go with the flow towards nothing new”. The ferryman asked for my mortal soul Crossing the Styx only costs one coin A small price to pay to gain access to the underworld. The ferryman asked for my mortal soul…
12.
Danielle, Your lines spell ‘cynical’ Here I thought I was the king. Life ain’t fair These hells are dealt to us Damned if we play them And damned if we don’t. All it takes is a whisper To make the darkest cloud Blow away. Danielle, The gods have been cruel to us Minds bright as comets in bodies of clay. Don’t regret The lives that you didn’t have I‘ve been an expert Please trust me on this. All it takes is a whisper To make the darkest cloud Blow away. All it takes is a whisper.

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'The Unheard' is a 12 track (+ 5 bonus tracks) song collection of all the songs and tracks The Quiet Revolution recorded between 2009-2012.

You can buy 'The Unheard' for $10 or name a higher price to help support The Quiet Revolution. You can also buy individual tracks for $1 if you prefer that. Any contribution is super helpful because money is a major issue and always gets in the way of recording the gazillion songs that are waiting to be recorded. So... if you like the music and want to help... there's no better way than good old dead presidents.

'The Unheard' follows The Quiet Revolution's first steps from the very first song that The Quiet Revolution ever recorded- 'Parallel Me' to the last 3 songs that were recorded with the help of legendary British producer Stuart Epps (Elton John, Oasis, Robbie Williams etc.).

'The Unheard' features 5 songs that were never released before ('Down The Drain', 'Old Habits Die Slowly', 'Madness Falls', 'Noise Free' and 'Song Evaluation System') plus all the previously released songs, tracks and bonus tracks. Hopefully you'll enjoy it.

Thanks for your support!
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released October 24, 2013

Music & Lyrics: Tal More

Vocals: Tracy Gibbons (When The World Was Flat, Underground, This Human Zoo, Noise Free, Song Evaluation System)

Vocals: Hadar Green (Parallel Me, Paper Says)

Vocals: Mike Kelley (Down The Drain, Old Habits Die Slowly, Madness Falls, The Wind and the Sad Girl)

Vocals: Chris Merritt (Paper Says- alternate version)

Vocals: Tal More (All It Takes Is A Whisper)

Backup Vocals: Elle Adida (Parallel Me)

Guitars: Mike Spriggs, Tal More, Amit Erez

Drums: Tim Grogan

Bass: Steve Mackey

Piano & Keys: Assaf Tal

Additional Keys: Dane Bryant

Harmonica & Banjo (Underground alternate version): Shay Tochner

Mix: Simon Vinestock; Stuart Epps (Old Habits Die Slowly, Down The Drain, Madness Falls)

Mastering: Eric Peterson @ Anechoic

Album cover: Full Moon / Raven2663 (www.sxc.hu/profile/raven2663)

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Inspired by artists such as Elliott Smith, The Beatles and Joni Mitchel, The Quiet Revolution’s music marries bittersweet melodies to out of the box lyrics.

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