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Tasmin Archer - The Awards 1993 - Sleeping Satellite
The Awards 1993
Disc 1
01. Bohemian Rhapsody
02. Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
03. Drowning in My Own Tears
04. Rhythym of My Heart
05. Drive
06. Walking on Broken Glass
07. Feels Like Forever
08. Bad Love
09. The One
10. Rocket Man
11. End of the Road
12. Stay
13. Too Funky
14. Sleeping Satellite
15. Your Town
16. Digging in the Dirt
Disc 2
01. Sexy MF
02. People Everyday
03. Lay All Your Love on Me
04. Boss Drum
05. Blue Room
06. Please Don’t Go
07. Baker Street
08. Ain’t No Man
09. Free Your Mind
10. Friday I’m in Love
11. Weather With You
12. A Million Love Songs
13. Time to Make You Mine
14. I Wonder Why
15. Crucify
16. Deeply Dippy
17. Constant Craving
18. The Celts
I blame you for the moonlit sky
And the dream that died
With the eagles flight
I blame you for the moonlit nights
When I wonder why
Are the seas still dry?
Don't blame this sleeping satellite

Did we fly to the moon too soon?
Did we squander the chance?
In the rush of the race
The reason we chase is lost in romance
And still we try
To justify the waste
For a taste of man's greatest adventure

I blame you for the moonlit sky
And the dream that died
With the eagles flight
I blame you for the moonlit nights
When I wonder why
Are the seas still dry?
Don't blame this sleepin' satellite

Have we lost what it takes to advance?
Have we peaked too soon?
If the world is so green
Then why does it scream under a blue moon?
We wonder why
If the earth's sacrificed
For the price of it's greatest treasure

I blame you for the moonlit sky
And the dream that died
With the eagles flight
I blame you for the moonlit nights
When I wonder why
Are the seas still dry?
Don't blame this sleeping satellite

And when we shoot for stars
What a giant step
Have we got what it takes
To carry the weight of this concept?
Or pass it by like a shot in the dark
Miss the mark with a sense of adventure

I blame you for the moonlit sky
And the dream that died
With the eagles flight
I blame you for the moonlit nights
When I wonder why
Are the seas still dry?
Don't blame this sleeping satellite