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THE PASS
from the album
PRESTO
Released: November 1989
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Liner Notes
Produced by Rupert Hine and Rush
From the Atlantic album "
Presto" #82040-1/2/4
SEE RUSH ON TOUR
FEBRUARY
17 Greenville
19 St. Petersburg
22 Miami
23 Orlando
25 New Orleans
26 Houston
28 San Antonio
MARCH
1 Dallas
3 Kansas City
5 St. Louis
6 Cincinnati
8 Detroit
20 Edmonton
21 Calgary
23 Vancouver
25 Seattle
26 Portland
28 Sacramento
30 Oakland
APRIL
2 Los Angeles
5 San Diego
8 Phoenix
MUCH MORE TO COME ...
"In terms of pure catchiness... 'The Pass' beats nearly anything in the Rush catalog."
- The Boston Globe
LICENSED FOR PROMOTION ONLY. SALE IS PROHIBITED.
Ownership and right to possession reserved by Atlantic Recording Corporation
ATLANTIC RECORDING CORPORATION, 75 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10019. A Time Warner Company.
© 1989 Atlantic Recording Corporation and Anthem Entertainment. All Rights Reserver. Printed in U.S.A.
Track Listing
1.
The Pass (Radio Edit) (4:04)
2.
The Pass (Album Version) (4:51)
The Pass
Proud swagger out of the schoolyard
Waiting for the world's applause
Rebel without a conscience
Martyr without a cause
Static on your frequency
Electrical storm in your veins
Raging at unreachable glory
Straining at invisible chains
And now you're trembling on a rocky ledge
Staring down into a heartless sea
Can't face life on a razor's edge
Nothing's what you thought it would be
All of us get lost in the darkness
Dreamers learn to steer by the stars
All of us do time in the gutter
Dreamers turn to look at the cars
turn around and turn around and turn around
Turn around and walk the razor's edge
Don't turn your back
And slam the door on me
It's not as if this barricade
Blocks the only road
It's not as if you're all alone
In wanting to explode
Someone set a bad example
Made surrender seem all right
The act of a noble warrior
Who lost the will to fight
And now you're trembling on a rocky ledge
Staring down into a heartless sea
Done with life on a razor's edge
Nothing's what you thought it would be
No hero in your tragedy
No daring in your escape
No salutes for your surrender
Nothing noble in your fate
Christ, what have you done?
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