That's Another Story

Live Home Studio Demo

Music track recorded with 'The SubTles': Cliff Coates - bass, Dirk Forsdyke -drums

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Lyrics

©Project Freeman Music (1991 Gregorian)

That's Another Story yeah That's Another Story

That I'll tell you when I get time

When your close to me I feel fine

For us to be apart is a crime

You make my world a safer place

When I'm away I cannot face

The thought that some-thing’s wrong at home

(This Verse Edited Out Of The Above Take)

When I'm far away I get scared

Are you safe at home in your bed?

I dread that some-thing's wrong and

I hope it won't be long

Until I am home with you again

(Bridge)

I know I sometimes like to get away

But I don't like to go to far

I can't relax when I am out to play

Because I wonder how you are ahhhh

But That's Another Story yeah That's Another Story

That I'll tell you when I get home

Sometimes I play the macho man with my mates

We're out for the night we "feel great"

But there's a feeling deep inside

I will not struggle hard to hide

The fact that I'm still missing you

Repeat Bridge & Chorus

That's Another Story yeah That's Another Story

That I'll tell you when I get home...

The Story of... That's Another Story!

Another song written in the early 1990's Gregorian when I was in friendly competition with my writing partner Cliff Coates. This one was based on how I felt when I was away from home and worrying too much if everything was okay back at the ranch with my then wife. I could never really relax if I was on a course for work or something like that, especially when the kids were little.

The title was another song idea of mine and Cliff's that I took away and finished off. It suited 'The SubTles' concept really well so we dug it out for those sessions in 'the noughties' and what you hear here is a 'live in the studio' take from 2008 Gregorian. This version is also on The SubTles SoundCloud here.

That's Another Story is a well used phrase that we can all relate to and so suits a song well. I'm sure we're not the only ones to use it in this way. And apparently Rudyard Kipling used it several times as well so I guess we're in good company...

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