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The man who flew into space from his apartment

An online account of the making of a new piece of work by BA Theatre Arts students at NCN Clarendon. Inspired by the installation by artist Ilya Kabakov.

Thursday, 8 November 2007

Starship lyrics

These are the lyrics to a Turin Brakes song called Starship, seemed quite appropriate.

Starship myself to an island paradise
Guided by the stars
Given the chance I would leave this place
On a rocket ship for mars
Take away your room back
And your cowboy lies
My refil bottle of sky
'Cos I'm sick and I'm twisted
Like a Sunday massacre
Stop me for I die
Posted by Ilya Kabakov at 16:48

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