Tuesday, 14 April 2009

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    Standing high on a mountain bluff

    Singing aloud enough is enough.
    You say you have it, you're gonna change,
    When will you learn the verses said

    The clay is shaped, the fire is hot.
    Burning up, you lost the lot
    It doesn't matter that you had me then!
    You should'a seen (that) these times would end.

    [In Latin]
    And you said that you would never leave
    That you would always be there for me.
    But when the stone slips from under your feet,
    You'll learn that not all ways are pleasant heat
    [end Latin]

    The clay is shaped, the fire is hot.
    Burning up, you lost the lost
    It doesn't matter that you had me then!
    You should'a seen (that) these times would end.

    You say it's a long way, won't go alone
    You sing your distress with a missing tone
    Sing it loud, but the fear is gone
    Confident triumph, with no more song!


    And when you look down, I'm already gone
    Silence greets your empty song
    Learn you lesson and live your life
    I'll leave you now to face your fight.

    The clay is shaped, the fire is hot.
    Burning up, you lost the lost
    It doesn't matter that you had me then!
    You should'a seen (that) these times would end.
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    Above is a song I'm working on. Just want a little input. It's a ska-influenced tune, and a little fast and a deceptive mellow tone, done with trumpets, guitar, keyboard, drum, a little violin or flute (haven't decided which), and bass.

    After the second chorus, there's a rise in tempo and volume. At the end of "no more song," there's a fade, pause, then trumpet quietly leads back into the song.

    There isn't any inspiration that I know of, so I don't have much comment on what it is or where it came from. Sorry to be so boring.

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    NCIS Naval Criminal Investigative Service - The Complete First Season
    By Mark Harmon
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