Telephone Booth

About Telephone Booth

"Telephone Booth" is a song written by Don Walker and recorded by Australian singer Ian Moss, released in June 1989 as the second single from his debut studio album, Matchbook (1989). It peaked at No. 7 on the ARIA Singles Chart.

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1989

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I can't hide it,
So good to be here.
Lost in transit,
Out on a free year.
There's no truth,
Eying me sideways.

Just a telephone booth,
On a highway.

I ain't hiding,
There's been no breakdown.
Where I'm aiming,
I see the sundown.
One horizon,
Eying me sideways.

Just a telephone booth,
On a highway.

Everything for miles,
Is high on the silence.
Everything's my way.

Where I'm calling,
There's no religion.
No-one falling,
My absolution.
Is all truth,
Eying me sideways.

In a telephone booth,
On a highway.

I stand ready,
For any new direction.
That the sun may lead me down.
Everything for miles,
Is high on the silence.
Everything's my way.

In a telephone booth,
On a highway.

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Ian Moss

Ian Moss (20 March 1955) is an Australian rock musician, best known as the guitarist and occasional singer of Cold Chisel. In that group's initial ten year career, Moss recorded eight albums, three of which were No. 1 national hits. His solo career began with a No. 1 album and single and five ARIA Awards. Since then his career has been more low-key, interspersed with periodic tours and albums with a reformed Cold Chisel. more »

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