Turkish Tram Conductor Blues
Move · Other Songs - Move
the cargo aint too much if you can chase the friends of mine
I heard they smuggle in the goods
along the western union line
Once on a time the...kids...
been so unkind run over the inspector man
discovered they were yellow
finally threw them in the can
CHORUS
Turn over turn over
turn over turn over
turn over turn over
Id hate to throw you back again
oh yes
Turn the volume up until you blow the speaker cone
hey Mr. Judge you have to give your dog a bone
theres a...in the rhino kitchen
send him on a china call
Turkish Tram Conductor Blues
Move's "Turkish Tram Conductor Blues" stands as a quintessential example of their unique blend of psychedelic rock and progressive pop. Released during the height of their international success, the track exemplifies the band's signature approach to songwriting, characterized by intricate guitar work and a distinct, often melancholic atmosphere. While Move is best known for their 1970s hits like "Super Sonic Dance," this composition showcases their versatility and ability to craft complex, atmospheric soundscapes that have become staples of their discography. The song reflects the era's fascination with Eastern influences and surreal imagery, delivered through a polished studio production that defined the British progressive rock sound of the time. It remains a significant song in their catalogue, representing the band's evolution beyond their most famous singles.