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| − | i spent most of the night working on another song, then ended up recording this at the last minute. deirdre and i had a funny experience with the ZOOM hard disc recorder she checked out from the Penn Library. We kept thinking it was recording, but then when we listened back it would play rediculus things like a lecture about Bill Gates and America, or some guy whispering oddities into the microphone. Bizarre. I was imagining that somehow that's the way we sounded to the ZOOM | + | i spent most of the night working on another song, then ended up recording this at the last minute. deirdre and i had a funny experience with the ZOOM hard disc recorder she checked out from the Penn Library. We kept thinking it was recording, but then when we listened back it would play rediculus things like a lecture about Bill Gates and America, or some guy whispering oddities into the microphone. Bizarre. I was imagining that somehow that's the way we sounded to the ZOOM, and that while it's fidelity was high it would totally misrepresent the content. Any way turns out we had to hit the record button twice. [[User:Conorl|Conorl]] 20:44, 17 February 2009 (PST) |
Revision as of 21:03, 17 February 2009
Lyrics
the chorus we repeated who knew it was a tic the money we needed we just blew through it our neighbors oh they party as if we don't exist our money it's deleted we must do with less
Music
Chords
F, G7, C, E, Am
Structure
verse verse verse verse
Songwriter Notes
i spent most of the night working on another song, then ended up recording this at the last minute. deirdre and i had a funny experience with the ZOOM hard disc recorder she checked out from the Penn Library. We kept thinking it was recording, but then when we listened back it would play rediculus things like a lecture about Bill Gates and America, or some guy whispering oddities into the microphone. Bizarre. I was imagining that somehow that's the way we sounded to the ZOOM, and that while it's fidelity was high it would totally misrepresent the content. Any way turns out we had to hit the record button twice. Conorl 20:44, 17 February 2009 (PST)
