Parasite Supreme

Just another day

Just Another Day

We shout in silence

A cover version by Jimmy Rivas and myself of the gorgeous Led Zeppelin track, ‘The Rain Song’. Written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, it appeared on their 1973 album ‘Houses of the Holy’.

  I’ve always loved the song and decided earlier this year to learn how to play it and having learned it, I thought I’d attempt to record it. I wanted to make it a big production and after more time and more takes than it probably took Led Zeppelin to record the entire album, I ended up with something I thought sounded half decent, so I sent it to Jimmy and asked if he’d care to join me. Luckily for me he agreed and sent me an outstanding vocal track stamping his unmistakable mark on the song. Thank you Jimmy.

Credits:-

Jimmy:- Vocals. https://soundcloud.com/j-rivas
 Dairv:- Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitars, Keyboards, Bass, Drums, Mix, Production.

The Rain Song (Jimmy & Dairv)

Music & Lyrics: Jan Schonander

EYES WIDE OPEN

The leaves are changing
There’s a chill in the air
So many people
Walking the same path

I hope they know
I hope they see

I chose a different road
I chose a different way
And now my eyes are open
My eyes are wide open

I’m on another hill
I watch as they pass me by
They seem to know
They have their destination

I hope they know
I hope they see

I chose a different road
I chose a different way
And now my eyes are open
My eyes are wide open

Such a wondrous time
So many colors
So many lives

All joined together
Some left behind
There’ll be another day
Another day

I chose a different road
I chose a different way
And now my eyes are open
My eyes are wide open

Eyes Wide Open

Life's a simulation

Slinky fin, with a mushroom grin,
Whispers jelly-latin words again.
"I saw the moon in a pasta bowl,"
Said the carp with a crooked soul.

Fungal choir on a lily pad deep,
Shallow squids have a grudge to keep.
“Stop ticklin’ my tail with your logic, Jack,
We the fish, and we talk back!”

Talkin’ back in a spore-drenched groove,
Wiggle like a walrus, can't disapprove.
Snap of a fin, cha-cha-cha,
Brain made of tofu, laws of blah.

Squish-squash jazz in the belly of a trout,
“Who named the trees?” the catfish shout!
Bassline swims in a velvet crack,
Down in Mycelium Lake, they talk back.

Oysters arguing with spores in verse,
“Reality’s a noodle — or maybe worse.”
Trombones gurgle through the fungal tide,
While a shrimp recites Hamlet, eyes all wide.

So if you drift near the moonlit slime,
Bring a pun and a nursery rhyme.
But don’t you sass that salmon snack,
‘Cause in Mycelium Lake...
The fish talk back.

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Mycelium Lake

Music written and performed by Ash Emile.
Recorded, mixed, and mastered at 'Ashwood Music Productions' by Ashley Bachelier.

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