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Station to Station (song)
"Station to Station" is a song written and recorded by David Bowie in 1975 and released in 1976 as promo single in France. It is the title track and opener for the album of the same name. The song is Bowie's longest studio recording, clocking in just above 10 minutes. Structurally, the song builds from a droning, guitar-driven introductory portion that mimics a train building up speed, to an uptempo section punctuated by the refrain "It's too late."
The lyrics contain various references to Aleister Crowley, Kabbalah and gnosticism.〔 Bowie stated that "The "Station to Station" track itself is very much concerned with the stations of the cross."〔 It is on this track that Bowie introduces himself as "The Thin White Duke". It also contains the oft-quoted lyric, "It's not the side-effects of the cocaine/I'm thinking that it must be love." The line was later used as the title of a Fall Out Boy song from their EP My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue.
==Single version==
The song was released as promo single (42549 A) in January 1976 in France with a shortened duration of 3:40 and TVC 15 in the b-side. It just begins at the central section of the track with the drums just prior to the "once there were mountains..." lyric. This short edit of "Station To Station" was mainly for radio stations and was played a lot on French radio at the time. The edit single can be heard on the Deluxe Edition 2010 reissues of the ''Station to Station'' album.
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