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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 6 MIN

Critical Error: The Wilderness

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The Wilderness by Critical Error. Album: Critical Error. THE WILDERNESS We used to be so close We had no need to touch each other We used to use our eyes and never say a word We used to give each other Everything that we needed We used to use our eyes and never say a word Thought love would last forever I thought we'd be together I never thought I'd have to say I'd rather die in the wilderness than to have you back again I'd rather die in an empty room than to see your face again I used to laugh at your sweet caress now it only brings me pain I'd rather die in the wilderness I'd rather die in the burning rain, the burning rain In the wilderness, the burning rain We used to be so strong, we fought the world together We stood there side by side against an angry world We used to give each other everything that we needed We used to use our eyes and never say a word Thought love would last forever I thought we'd be together I never thought I'd have to say I'd rather die in the wilderness than to have you back again I'd rather die in an empty room than to see your face again I used to laugh at your sweet caress now it only brings me pain I'd rather die in the wilderness I'd rather die in the burning rain, the burning rain In the wilderness, the burning rain Words and music by Steve Mavin. This arrangement by Critical Error. Performers: Steve Mavin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar Rosie Mullin - backing vocals, percussion Allan Veal - bass Paul Bateman - drum programming, backing vocals Stuart "The Amazing Blind Screaming Blue Stu" Cannon - harmonica Baz Bishop - lead guitar Jim Peters - backing vocals Recorded, engineered and produced by Paul Bateman at 32 Howell Road, Exeter. Mixed by Paul Bateman and Critical Error. Cassette salvage by Paul Bateman. Logistics and co-ordination by Rosie Mullin. Audio cleaned and mastered at Wud Records Studio One, October 2020. Cover illustration by Paul Bateman. Copyright ℗ 1987 Parsnip Music. Copyright © 2020 Wud Records. See also: https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/critical-error/ https://substanceandshadow.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/WudRecords

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The Wilderness by Critical Error. Album: Critical Error. THE WILDERNESS We used to be so close We had no need to touch each other We used to use our eyes and never say a word We used to give each other Everything that we needed We used to use our eyes and never say a word Thought love would last forever I thought we'd be together I never thought I'd have to say I'd rather die in the wilderness than to have you back again I'd rather die in an empty room than to see your face again I used to laugh at your sweet caress now it only brings me pain I'd rather die in the wilderness I'd rather die in the burning rain, the burning rain In the wilderness, the burning rain We used to be so strong, we fought the world together We stood there side by side against an angry world We used to give each other everything that we needed We used to use our eyes and never say a word Thought love would last forever I thought we'd be together I never thought I'd have to say I'd rather die in the wilderness than to have you back again I'd rather die in an empty room than to see your face again I used to laugh at your sweet caress now it only brings me pain I'd rather die in the wilderness I'd rather die in the burning rain, the burning rain In the wilderness, the burning rain Words and music by Steve Mavin. This arrangement by Critical Error. Performers: Steve Mavin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar Rosie Mullin - backing vocals, percussion Allan Veal - bass Paul Bateman - drum programming, backing vocals Stuart "The Amazing Blind Screaming Blue Stu" Cannon - harmonica Baz Bishop - lead guitar Jim Peters - backing vocals Recorded, engineered and produced by Paul Bateman at 32 Howell Road, Exeter. Mixed by Paul Bateman and Critical Error. Cassette salvage by Paul Bateman. Logistics and co-ordination by Rosie Mullin. Audio cleaned and mastered at Wud Records Studio One, October 2020. Cover illustration by Paul Bateman. Copyright ℗ 1987 Parsnip Music. Copyright © 2020 Wud Records. See also: https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/critical-error/ https://substanceandshadow.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/WudRecords

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