Man from Omaha
uploaded: Tue, Aug 3, 2010 @ 5:12 PM
A really quick and nasty remix of my Freedom to Share pella so I could properly attribute Whip Snapper for providing such a great bed to rest my folk on.
I know its too early to post a mix for this one but its just a quick prelude for something else I have in mind. Heres the words; Man from Omaha I used to know man from Omaha who wrote some songs and played guitar He tried to be a Monkee tip toed through the tulips moved out west and bought a car And found a ticket for the Loveboat but it wouldn’t sail in silence in the fog so he penned some music for a frog to sing on rainy Mondays sitting on a log But now he wears an ascap on his head and thinks he’s royalty - too busy collecting pennies for the dead My guess he’s rather naughty just a someday man without a plan who doesn’t understand the right to have it said I know that freedom comes in many ways you write a tune then sleep for days (that’s how it’s done) and there’s a man outside the door who’s taking notes and counting plays before too long He says “Don’t silence me! I can’t be wrong” - but does he know he’s at the mic no longer on? “Let’s collect a bag of money Evergreen with bitter honey and we’ll teach those suits in Washington to sing along” He says “The days are getting shorter” like a preacher with a daughter (in a thong) “lets stop the times a-changing re-arranging fortunes for our aging wordsmiths (for a song) and watch that music disappear to silence in some pirates ear before too long” He hasn’t seen the forest from the trees or noticed a new batch of seeds that sprung up since the internet came along I know my freedom comes in many ways I write a tune then sleep for days (that’s how it’s done) but there’s a man outside my door who’s taking notes and counting plays now leaning on my intercom He wears an ascap on his head and thinks he’s royalty - too busy collecting pennies for the dead My guess he’s rather naughty just a someday man without a plan and doesn’t understand the right to have it said I open up the door to find him lying in the entrance - playing dead I call the paramedics check his BMI and stroke his weary head But my royalty check is in the mail delivered by some hungry snail while the artist known as Prince is still in bed but I find him in my Sunday paper wrapped in fish and chips with caper mop him up with vinegar and day old bread. I know this song is repetitious some say it may be plain seditious they aint wrong (that’s how it’s done) I’d like thank Creative Commons cause outside of my window there’s a nest of robins (who own their song) with their loyalty check that’s in the mail not eaten by some hungry snail I hope you hear my song down on ccmixter with a grain of salt elixir and to ask their birdy buddies to pass it on. (I can hear ‘em singing) la la la la la la la la la la la la - (la la la) la la la la la la la la la la la la - (la la la) la la la la la la la la la la la la - (la la la) la la la la la la la la la la la la - (la la la)
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