In Dub, by Ski Patrol

In Dub

by Ski Patrol

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1.	Cut (Nigel Pulsford's 2014 Lingham Street Mix) 05:04	lyrics	buy track
Always making the wrong move Always trapped in the same scheme Distracted, creating problems Seem to grow when my back’s turned Exactly where the fault lies Has yet to be revealed Repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat Repeated failure, chances Attitudes cover dances Blaming everyone else Don’t point that thing at me! I was somewhere else Imagine the scene for free Cut, cut, cut, cut Cut to next location Blinded by observation Figures unwind and replay Expressions are so real I could almost succeed But I never will Cut, cut, cut, cut Cut down on me Cut into my heart Cut through the shadows Cut like a light Cut off my face Cut away the surplus Cut off relations Cut after cut after cut…….
2.	Extinguish (Mark Lusardi's 2014 Restoration Mix - Instrumental) 04:10	info	buy track
3.	Faith In Transition (March '81 Dub Version) 05:26	lyrics	buy track
Shoes do the talking, mouths do the walking Dance with your head and think with your feet Dark hearts pumping on a new off-beat Spotlight hits, strip music for the soul To lose it you gotta have it, I’m talking ‘bout control A long way to stumble, short distance affair A weekend of failure stretched into a lifetime Towers are crashing, families are falling Passing thoroughfares, deserted plazas Faith in transition Having lost touch, how do you feel? Don’t look for angles, don’t blur the appeal In this day and age it’s unwise to plan ahead A future superstition, get yourself some fun instead I’m talking ‘bout desperate fun, I’m talking ‘bout desperate fun Indifference is the fashionable disease I observe, I can fake it with ease Almost clean, wet and shining Dull gleam, almost blinding Faith in transition Bleed my brother, lying in a cot Grown neighbour, finger in the slot Return to dust, return to dust Signs appear and are left unheeded What we forget will be repeated Lights out all over Europe May I have the last dance? Excuse me, may I have the last dance? Excuse me, may I have the last dance? Excuse me, may I have the last dance? Faith in transition Tap dance, Morse code, one needs a home, the other needs a rope Faith
4.	Cut (March '81 Dub Version) 04:02	lyrics	buy track
Always making the wrong move Always trapped in the same scheme Distracted, creating problems Seem to grow when my back’s turned Exactly where the fault lies Has yet to be revealed Repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat Repeated failure, chances Attitudes cover dances Blaming everyone else Don’t point that thing at me! I was somewhere else Imagine the scene for free Cut, cut, cut, cut Cut to next location Blinded by observation Figures unwind and replay Expressions are so real I could almost succeed But I never will Cut, cut, cut, cut Cut down on me Cut into my heart Cut through the shadows Cut like a light Cut off my face Cut away the surplus Cut off relations Cut after cut after cut…….
5.	Extinguish (March '81 Dub Version) 04:15	lyrics	buy track
Voice on the telephone breaks the news Lines down, channels dead or confused I put my fingers in the socket My energy must be conserved No sound, no interruption Frozen silence is preserved What’s happening beyond my range? Does everybody feel the same as me? Will normal service ever be resumed? Can we take solace in the company? Of deader land that blazes through the night The sound and comfort of a flashing green light Every appliance grinds to a halt How long till they correct the fault? No-one to turn to now Maybe the city has burnt itself out I guess I’d be the last to know Everyone’s awaiting information, waiting for the late, late show Someone said ‘let there be darkness’, a Saturday night breakdown They’re running on full alertness They’re living it up downtown I see no light at the end of the tunnel, no warm breath thaws my fear I wish someone would call for help, even though there’s no comfort here I cross to the memory of a window Scattered, deserted bars and stores Grip the frame as the truth hits me The world outside your door isn’t turning any more The world outside your door isn’t turning

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released May 27, 2014

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Ski Patrol London, UK

This set includes the band's first two singles, one of which is the 1980 indie-chart hit 'Agent Orange', previously unreleased mixes of their third single, their BBC Radio 1 John Peel radio session, three unreleased songs from their last studio session, and a brand new 2014 mix of 'Extinguish' by the original engineer Mark Lusardi. All music has been digitally transferred, restored and re-mastered ... more

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