>blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.
dasting for sure, but am in another country so;
internet censorship is active
>But there is also an official version
>as noted here: >>77324
am following thru on that lead on The ATLANTIC { C.I.A. }
1st thang that hits me is:
‘Baker Street’: The Mystery of Rock's Greatest Sax Riff
The disputed history behind Gerry Rafferty’s 1978 hit
ByAdam Chandler
https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/12/baker-street-gerry-rafferty-saxophone/421008/
https://archive.ph/lZST5
the symbolism here is the lone sax player, a PIED PIPER
add with follow the stars, is some very subtle MK programming worx
within the MUSIC Industrial COMPLEX M.I.C. {or DARPA tech}
>remember hearing that song ages ago. It's quite good. So weird, it now has another meaning kek
>was it 6:11?
>6:11 duration
>https://youtu.be/A0f_1DCLTow?t=33
33 inversion <=9:11
>official version, which is 4:20
420 for POT HEADS to fly n drift into the mystics of enLIGHTenmentz,
otherwise know as an ESCAPISM;
as Rusty / McAfee has obviously pursued as well, check the lyrics again;
many who grew up in life with this song will re-connect history of their own
paths in life, some wonder how am I still alive after that { life's ponderings }
is there a message attached to the Rusty video?
https://twitter.com/TheRealRafferty
Website: http://www.gerryrafferty.com { <checking here for same video }
^ at his site, picrel ? Alice-in-Wonderland { RABBIT n SHOES !} https://archive.ph/FhWPZ
OFFICIAL VERSION has Lyrics: >>77343
https://youtu.be/Fo6aKnRnBxM
Windin' your way down on Baker Street
Light in your head and dead on your feet
Well another crazy day, you'll drink the night away
And forget about everything
This city desert makes you feel so cold
It's got so many people but it's got no soul
And it's taking you so long to find out you were wrong
When you thought it held everything
You used to think that it was so easy
You used to say that it was so easy
But you're tryin', you're tryin' now
Another year and then you'll be happy
Just one more year and then you'll be happy
But you're cryin', you're cryin' now
Way down the street there's a light in his place
He opens the door he's got that look on his face
And he asks you where you've been
You tell him who you've seen and you talk about anything
He's got this dream about buyin' some land
He's gonna give up the booze and the one night stands
And then he'll settle down, in some quiet little town
And forget about everything
[Chorus]
But you know he'll always keep movin'
You know he's never gonna stop movin'
'Cause he's rollin', he's the rollin' stone
And when you wake up, it's a new mornin'
The sun is shinin', it's a new mornin'
You're goin', you're goin' home
#GerryRafferty #BakerStreet
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To be a ‘star’ in inverted commas — that is probably the last thing I want.
Gerry Rafferty, Rolling Stone, 1978
>there's now a link between Atlantic and Soros. Now part owner?
will check more into that connection with The CABAL / illuminatti
I've done a few small digs into ATLANTIC before, why I mention it
as a dodgey source when the Chief Editor is found as LIAR-in-Chief as well
https://exiledonline.com/the-atlantic%E2%80%99s-jeffrey-goldberg-was-a-follower-of-jewish-rightwing-terrorist-meir-kahane/
>jeffrey-goldberg-was-a-follower-of-jewish-rightwing-terrorist-meir-kahane
that last meme we could pair with Soros, in how he loved his life as naZi
>worth a deep dig. Affiliated with Atlantic Council?
>Anyhow, gonna bake or we gonna have dead baker in the middle of da road, long day
KEK.
5:5
!o7
>Finding out who owned the rights might be worth the dig.
© Metanoia Music Limited 2021.
https://www.gerryrafferty.com/
The Outsiders
As a young man he found a copy of the book , ‘The Outsiders’ by Colin Wilson under a bed and it resonated deeply with his experience of detachment and dislocation from society. It introduced him to the work of Herman Hesse, William Blake, Dostoyevsky, Van Gogh and George Gurdjieff amongst others. He sustained a profound curiosity for the underlying meaning of existence and was an avid reader of Doris Lessing, Idries Shah and Colin Wilson in his unequivocal journey to understand himself and his life.
He had developed an early reliance on alcohol in order to self medicate as a way to cope and manage the symptoms of bipolar disorder.
His music reflected and documented both his struggles and breakthroughs, his inner turmoils and spiritual insights, perhaps none more so than the single which became aworldwide hit in 1978, ‘Baker Street’.
The soaring saxophone solo perfectly captures the endurance and triumph of the human spirit in adversity, the sun rising out of the darkness and lighting the way once again… ‘and when you wake up it’s a new morning, the sun is shining it’s a new morning, and you’re going, you’re going home’.