FULL ALBUM IN FLAC
A1 Prologue 0:00
A2 Once Upon A Song 3:17
A3 Seven Goblins 8:26
A4 Sunset Valley 11:38
B1 The Moon Rose 16:00
B2 Soon 21:38
B3 Magical Night Light 28:05
B4 Rainbow Paradise 29:57
C1 Thunderstorm 35:02
C2 Rising Arch 38:14
C3 Just Chuckle 43:02
C4 Rainbow Was Reborn 46:46
D1 Plumed Bird 52:44
D2 You Can Never Come To This Place 1:00:17
     There was earlier upload of this album on soundcloud but it was missing "You Can Never Come To This Place" and was in bad quality, so I've decided to reupload it.

The Rainbow Goblins

Masayoshi Takanaka - The Rainbow Goblins (GOOD QUALITY)

09 - tapedrum14

13 - ms.aphasia 2

mk.gee - small hope

Giving In demo

Going my way demo

Driving down to my old place 
Couldn’t get to sleep last night 
I remember it all like yesterday
The way that it was when we were 8 

And now I’m laying in my old room  
How did this happen to me 
Cause it kills when it does and kills when it doesn’t 
And the clock won’t rewind and take back the punches 
Now 

Street hockey in the driveway 
Teepees and dressing like cowboys 
I remember the feeling that there was 
Not a care in the world about growing up 

How do I give this back some day
To my kids and someone I love
Cause it kills when it does and kills when it doesn’t 
The clock won’t rewind and take back the punches 
Now 

So why oh why should I cry 
This is life 
This is life

street hockey demo

I would walk a thousand miles if I had to 
Sail across the ocean tides 
Cause I’m honest when I tell you that I want you 
Never been so clear to me 

When you tell me hurry back and I try not to react 
Cause you’re everything I wished for and some more 

Stay with me 
Close the door 
Stay with me 
A little more  
Angel


I remember well the first time that I saw you 
Never been so sure to me 
Couple years apart and I still barely knew you
Till you fell right in my arms 

When you tell me hurry back and I try not to react 
Cause you’re everything I wished for and some more 

Stay with me 
Close the door 
Stay with me 
Forever more
Angel

081725 memo.m4a

Simon Poulter