Sting - We Work the Black Seam (CD The Dream of the Blue Turtles) video free download


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Sting album The Dream of the Blue Turtles Song List

if You Love Somebody Set Them Free http://youtu.be/JbDWuw6swbY

Love Is the Seventh Wave http://youtu.be/sbSHXwmm0p4

Russians (Prokofiev, Sting) http://youtu.be/1AF1Rofcf3k

Children's Crusade http://youtu.be/M-dUFnEXNeA

Shadows in the Rain http://youtu.be/fQzgX1UWEPQ

We Work the Black Seam http://youtu.be/s4CQJTGw72I

Consider Me Gone http://youtu.be/XxvfO0ba19k

The Dream of the Blue Turtles http://youtu.be/RfRCnA0-u7E

Moon over Bourbon Street http://youtu.be/vrFFTAK6Ibw

Fortress Around Your Heart http://youtu.be/panj9vwjTiI

FUll album http://youtu.be/tMQ4w6VbKHM

Comments

5 years ago

okrajoe

I always thought these lyrics were so well written.

6 years ago

Harry Casper

Y2K Prophetic: "They build machines that they can't control."

6 years ago

Gustavo Al

Huge song.

6 years ago

Gustavo Al

His best solo record and among the best of the 80s.

6 years ago

Robert Arthur

I am 51, so remember the 80s very well, when I marched with and was a member of the CND. Thankfully, we have a government in Scotland that is looking at alternatives to nuclear and fossil. However, the corollary with fracking should not be overlooked. Great song.

6 years ago

Eric Henderson

"We can't give up our jobs the way we should." WOW - songwriter.

6 years ago

demetrios3232

The pitch is off from the upload. The song is in the wrong key.

6 years ago

Axtz

For my personal necessity:This place has changed for goodYour economic theory said it wouldIt's hard for us to understandWe can't give up our jobs the way we shouldOur blood has stained the coalWe tunneled deep inside the nation's soulWe matter more than pounds and penceYour economic theory makes no senseOne day in a nuclear ageThey may understand our rageThey build machines that they can't controlAnd bury the waste in a great big holePower was to become cheap and cleanGrimy faces were never seenDeadly for twelve thousand years is carbon fourteenWe work the black seam togetherWe work the black seam togetherThe seam lies undergroundThree million years of pressure packed it downWe walk through ancient forest landsAnd light a thousand cities with our handsYour dark satanic millsHave made redundant all our mining skillsYou can't exchange a six inch bandFor all the poisoned streams in CumberlandYour economic theory makes no senseOne day in a nuclear ageThey may understand our rageThey build machines that they can't controlAnd bury the waste in a great big holePower was to become cheap and cleanGrimy faces were never seenDeadly for twelve thousand years is carbon fourteenWe work the black seam togetherWe work the black seam togetherShould the children weepThe turning world will sing their souls to sleepWhen you have sunk without a traceThe universe will suck me into placeOne day in a nuclear ageThey may understand our rageThey build machines that they can't controlAnd bury the waste in a great big holePower was to become cheap and cleanGrimy faces were never seenBut deadly for twelve thousand years is carbon fourteenWe work the black seam togetherWe work the black seam together

6 years ago

Tony Martello

I wonder if Sting can make it on his own! ! !

6 years ago

Nick Propst

Why did I think the saxophone sounded like an oboe? The synclavier also sounds like flutes in the verse

6 years ago

Enrique Perez

When other high school students were playing MC hammer, Vanilla Ice and others thru their Tape players and cassettes; I was enjoy this instead. LOVED my childhood !! (ps: I still have the LP and for some reason, still have another Original LP pressing brand new in shrink wrap!) I feel lucky and blessed.

6 years ago

math you

I refused to work on the black seam. I worked on myself instead. :)

6 years ago

Jian Lakerson

This story isn't merely about coal, but an allegory to express the dirtiness of modern fuel production. "Peaceful nuclear," like so-called "clean coal," deadly for 12 thousand years, just to pick a number, building machines that we can't control and bury the waste in great big hole... we now know it's never been more relevant.

7 years ago

Wes Bervig

Compare those grimy stoker's faces on the Titanic with the clean faces of nuclear reactor officers on a U.S. Navy ship and you'll get the meaning behind this song.

7 years ago

Jessica Oudbier

Something happened the other day, something my president said. My CD collection lost, but this album reminded me of my youth and how politics felt then too. It seems we're on a Neverending loop. "someday they'll understand our rage". Will they? Really?

7 years ago

s o`s

the start of globalization

7 years ago

Janos Groth

One of the best ever !

7 years ago

JerichoBrand

the Power of this album is in the fact that it makes a 90's kid like myself wish that he lived in the 80's in my opinion Sting's best Album Ever , and this song and it's hypnotic Tune is something beyond belief ...

7 years ago

B2D 327

this album was the soundtrack to my sophomore year in high school; I can still sing along 30 years later

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