That Was Then, This is Now (Live)

from Anatomy Album Launch, Live at The Roundhouse (October 2012) by Rob Marr

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Live version of That Was Then, This is Now, recorded at The Roundhouse on 17th October 2012.

Featuring:

Andy Newmark (drums)
Chris Spedding (guitar)
Jim Leverton (bass)
Jez Wiles (percussion)

lyrics

When we were close
I spent the weekends borrowing your clothes
Dragging beds downstairs to sleep beside you
Talking, TV, late night, tea and toast
That was then

That was then and this is now
That was then and this is now

The things you wrestle with
Grow arms and legs
They will drag you down to dark, familiar places
I sought the comfort of those warm embraces
Then, not now

That was then and this is now
That was then and this is now

The oracle is nice
And white, and bright and in her fifties
In the bags under her eyes she carries wisdom
Her world is pregnant with possibilities
For then, and now

That was then and this is now
That was then and this is now

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from Anatomy Album Launch, Live at The Roundhouse (October 2012), released October 14, 2012
Andy Newmark (drums)
Chris Spedding (guitar)
Jim Leverton (bass)
Jez Wiles (percussion)
Recorded by Nick Mayes
Mixed by Rupert Christie

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Rob Marr London, UK

Rob has been playing the piano since he was 7. He wrote his 1st song aged 15 but didn’t try again for another 10 years. Second time round he was hooked, and has been in love ever since. His music combines lyrical storytelling with a diverse but coherent range of music influences: classical piano, hip hop, folk and 90’s indie. Book of Man is an album and podcast drama, narrated by Josh O’Connor. ... more

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