Orange Red
from Real Life Computer Game by Emma Dean
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lyrics
So the world just rolls on by
Slow enough to paint the sky orange red
Orange red
Here take my hand
We’ll paint it blue again
So my eyes they tell no lie
I can see the coloured sky above your head
Above your head
Here lay on down
I’ll feed you Joni’s sound
And we can cry…if you like
Slow enough to paint the sky orange red
Orange red
Here take my hand
We’ll paint it blue again
So my eyes they tell no lie
I can see the coloured sky above your head
Above your head
Here lay on down
I’ll feed you Joni’s sound
And we can cry…if you like
credits
from Real Life Computer Game,
released November 14, 2008
Emma Dean: vocals, piano, violin
Tony Dean: drums and percussion
Dane Pollock: guitar
John Turnbull: bass guitar
Backing vocals Emma Dean, Tony Dean, Ben Stewart
Guest backing vocals on track 5: Jacob Diefenbach
Guest backing vocals on track 12: Angie Miles
Cello on tracks 5. 6. 9. 10 and 12: Helena Redmond
Cello on tracks 2, 3, 4 and 7: Sophie Adamus
Original cello parts on tracks 1, 3 and 8: Laura Driver
Produced by Ben Stewart and Emma Dean
Recorded by Ben Stewart assisted by Pablo Vergego at 301 Byron Bay
Recorded at 301 Byron Bay, Massive Masters and Studio on baileys
Hidden track "Falling Solo" recorded live at Massive Masters
Mixed at Massive Masters
Mastered by Matthew Redlich at Massive masters
Photography by Ricky Sullivan
Graphic Design by Brad Jones.
Emma Dean: vocals, piano, violin
Tony Dean: drums and percussion
Dane Pollock: guitar
John Turnbull: bass guitar
Backing vocals Emma Dean, Tony Dean, Ben Stewart
Guest backing vocals on track 5: Jacob Diefenbach
Guest backing vocals on track 12: Angie Miles
Cello on tracks 5. 6. 9. 10 and 12: Helena Redmond
Cello on tracks 2, 3, 4 and 7: Sophie Adamus
Original cello parts on tracks 1, 3 and 8: Laura Driver
Produced by Ben Stewart and Emma Dean
Recorded by Ben Stewart assisted by Pablo Vergego at 301 Byron Bay
Recorded at 301 Byron Bay, Massive Masters and Studio on baileys
Hidden track "Falling Solo" recorded live at Massive Masters
Mixed at Massive Masters
Mastered by Matthew Redlich at Massive masters
Photography by Ricky Sullivan
Graphic Design by Brad Jones.
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about
Emma Dean Brisbane, Australia
Emma Dean is an imperfect, romantic and passionate human-being who loves to write theatrical pop songs about love and the
human spirit. When not on stage,
she is a passionate advocate of the magical healing qualities of group singing, and proudly leads a colourful community choir called Cheep Trill who she considers to be her extended family.
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shows
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Aug 9Northcote, VIC
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Aug 9Melbourne, VIC
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Aug 10Northcote, VIC
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Aug 10Melbourne, VIC
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Aug 16Newtown, NSW
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Aug 17Canberra, ACT
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Aug 18Canberra, ACT
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Aug 24Brisbane, QLD
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