
Porridge Radio have confirmed November screenings for 'Pieces of Heaven Live at the Centre Pompidou'
Screenings include Doc’N Roll at ICA, with visually ambitious Calder-inspired staging.

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Porridge RadioRelease date: 14th November 2025
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"The Machine Starts To Sing (Live at the Centre Pompidou)" is a track by Porridge Radio, from the album Pieces of Heaven: Live at the Centre Pompidou, released 14th November 2025. The track is 6:14 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 11 articles about Porridge Radio.
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4 ContributorsThe Machine Starts to Sing Lyrics Now everything in monochrome Cold and grey and made of stone He sits up on his precious hill To be alone and take it in Well lucky girl, you found a place Where you can breathe and heal that ache But every night the lights go out You wake up sticking to a cloud And when you reach it try to sing You dream that he comes home again But he won't come and you won't breathe There's nothing you can do to keep it in
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