Released 1995
Mike Peters – Second Generation Volume 1 – Rare songs of the Alarm revisited (Twenty First Century Product 21C002).
Running length : 4:10
Musicians
Mike Peters – Vocals, acoustic, electric, bass guitar & harmonica
Owen Thomas – Drums
Recorded and mixed at Elevator Studios, Liverpool, England 16th to 18th September 1995.
Produced by Michael Peters. Engineered & mixed by Mark Phythian.

Released 2014
The Alarm – The Peace Trains (The Twenty First Century Recording Company 21C066).
Running length : 3:49
Musicians
Mike Peters – Vocals, acoustic guitar & percussion
Recorded at bethel Chapel Studios, North Wales 16th to 18th September 1995.
Produced by Michael Peters. Recorded & mixed by Mark Warden.

Worldwide Releases
1995 – Mike Peters – Second Generation Volume 1 – Rare songs of the Alarm revisited (Twenty First Century Product Catalogue number 21C002)
2000 – The Alarm – Declaration (1984-1985) – The 1983 recorded version appears on the remastered version of Declaration 1984-1985 CD (21st Century Recording Company – Catalogue number 21C011). Appearing as part of the Alarm 2000 collection box set and then later as an individual disc. This version was remastered by Mike Peters in 2000 and Engineered by Gary Butler at RTS, Liverpool.
2014 – The Alarm – The Peace Train (Twenty First Century Product Catalogue number 21C066)
2018 – The Alarm – Declaration 1984-1985 (Twenty First Century Product Catalogue number 21C094 (Double vinyl) & 21C096 (Double CD). Remastering by Pete Maher. Remastering supervised by Mike Peters. Revised running time 3:48.

3rd January 1984 – B-Side of 7″ and 12″ release of Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke? UK release IRS Records IRS 101 (7″) IRSX 101 (12″)
For full worldwide single release discography see Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke? (Single) entry

24th August 2003 – Mike Peters – Alarmstock, William Aston Hall, NEWI (North East Wales Institute), Wrexham, North Wales.
Running time 4:00 Line-up : Mike Peters – Vocals & acoustic guitar
Appears on Alarmstock – A Road Less Travelled (The Twenty First Century Recording Company, no Cat No. ).

27th November 2011 – Mike Peters – 30th Anniversary Acoustic Alarm Tour 1981-2011 – The Glee Club, Cardiff, Wales
Running time 3.32
Line-up : Mike Peters – Vocals & acoustic guitar
Appears on Mike Peters of The Alarms – 30th Anniversary Acoustic Alarm Tour 1981-2011 (The Twenty First Century Recording Company 21C059).

1995 – Appears on Second Generation Volume 1 – Mike Peters – Rare songs of the Alarm revisited (Twenty First Century Product Catalogue number 21C002) – Worldwide release available through the MPO and at gigs.

2003 – Appears on Mike Peters – Alarmstock – A Road Less Travelled (The Twenty First Century Recording Company – no catalogue number). Recorded live at Alarmstock, William Aston Hall, NEWI (North East Wales Institute), Wrexham, North Wales on 24th August 2003.

2011 – Appears on Mike Peters of The Alarm – 30th Anniversary Acoustic Alarm Tour 1981-2011 (The Twenty First Century Recording Company 21C059). Recorded live at The Glee Club, Cardiff, Wales 27th November 2011.

2014 – The Alarm – The Peace Train (Twenty First Century Product Catalogue number 21C002) – Worldwide release available through the MPO and at gigs.

Remember the place we used to know all those years ago
Remember the times we used to have there when we were so young
We’d look to the future in our naive way
We’d look from the sands the world seemed far away

So when we heard we tried to save it but we went unheard
And even in the eleventh hour they still said no
Just look at that building it’s just falling down
The cost of repair was too much for this town

Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
(Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps)
Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
(Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps)

So on that place there lies a tarmac mat, nothing remains
Ashes to ashes dust to dust we must return some day
They say there’s a fallow field so far away
Where nothing will grow again or so they say

Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
(Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps)
Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
(Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps)

Is this the so called modern age that I’ve heard about
With its new age and it’s new cage that we, we can’t escape
The end of the place where our memories are kept
The end of the new way the start of the next
The end of a landmark the end of an era now

Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps
(repeat)

Never again will I stand on the pavilion steps

Audio File – Pavilion Steps on The Alarm Spotify page – Declaration 1984/85 Remastered
Audio File – original 1983 b-side version of Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke?
Audio File – 1995 Second Generation Volume 1 version
Video File – 27th November 2011 Live at The Glee Club, Cardiff, Wales