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1. (Ray Thomas and Nicky James) High above my head, there's a silver lining In the sky, I tell you no lie, I know that we can make it I know that we're gonna make it That's what I said Cause we've got a silver lining above our heads. High above the storm clouds There's a new horizon, feast your eyes Come on and feast your eyes The beauty will.

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2. Ray Thomas was, along with Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson, Men at Work's Greg Ham, and Mel Collins and Ian McDonald of King Crimson, one of a handful of well-known flute players in rock music -- the main Read Full Biography. Overview ↓ Biography ↓ Discography ↓ Songs ↓.

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3. "High Above My Head" is the 5th track from the Ray Thomas solo album "From Mighty Oaks" which was released in July "High Above My Head" is an up-tempo number featuring a strong brass accompaniment and Thomas's harmonica.

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4. Jun 06,  · High Above My Head, a song by Ray Thomas on Spotify. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, Music Duration: 3 min.

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5. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Ray Thomas - High Above My Head / Love Is The Key at Discogs. Complete your Ray Thomas collection/5(3).

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6. High Above My Head Lyrics: High above my head, there's a silver lining / In the sky, I tell you no lie / I know that we can make it / I know that we're gonna make it / That's what I said / Cause.

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7. "High Above My Head" is the 5th track from the Ray Thomas solo album "From Mighty Oaks" which was released in July "High Above My Head" is an up-tempo number featuring a strong brass accompaniment and Thomas's harmonica.

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8. Part of the first wave of solo projects to show up from the Moody Blues during their mid-'70s hiatus, Ray Thomas' From Mighty Oaks was a beautifully produced (some would say over-produced) record. Recorded on a grand scale, complete with orchestral passages that recall the grandest sections of the Moody Blues' Days of Future Passed, it offers an extended showcase for Thomas' singing, and a 8/

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