About: Someone Else's Dream

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Someone Else's Dream is a song that has appeared on three out of seven albums released by Poison Lifesaver Records. For the most part, all that the three versions have in common is a kind of goofy sounding guitar riff played by Liam Peacock, and the line "I'm not a Chinese Monk." It has been revived more times than any other song by a Poison Lifesaver band, beating out the much maligned Annoyances, by virtue that The Commie Ninjas never actually recorded that song.

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rdfs:label	Someone Else's Dream
rdfs:comment	Someone Else's Dream is a song that has appeared on three out of seven albums released by Poison Lifesaver Records. For the most part, all that the three versions have in common is a kind of goofy sounding guitar riff played by Liam Peacock, and the line "I'm not a Chinese Monk." It has been revived more times than any other song by a Poison Lifesaver band, beating out the much maligned Annoyances, by virtue that The Commie Ninjas never actually recorded that song.
dcterms:subject	Songs Andrew Howell wrote
abstract	Someone Else's Dream is a song that has appeared on three out of seven albums released by Poison Lifesaver Records. For the most part, all that the three versions have in common is a kind of goofy sounding guitar riff played by Liam Peacock, and the line "I'm not a Chinese Monk." It has been revived more times than any other song by a Poison Lifesaver band, beating out the much maligned Annoyances, by virtue that The Commie Ninjas never actually recorded that song.

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