well done mitchy. love the harmonies man!

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The full length song drums won’t be repetitive like it is now just had to get some structure down.

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We’re twinning it up on our So Little Time episode. Sam DiSalvo (Pretty Wild) returns to discuss high school, chat room scams, and the incomparable excellence of the Olsen Twins. Watch the pilot here: Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juutzywgUbM Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mICpIYz_ylc

Episode 48 - So Little Time

zendaya is meechee

This is part of the re-recording of my Space Rockopera. In this track the captain shares an old fable about two men who lived completely different lives, but each wound up changing the other's life significantly without ever even meeting. This acts as a lesson to the captain's men before they go into battle to help them understand the symbiotic relationship of all things, including the enemy. Get the whole album here: https://mitchellthompson.bandcamp.com/album/special-robot

Lyrics:
There once was a man who lived out at sea,
And nobody questioned why,
He lived all alone, the ship was his home,
The fish were in rampant supply,
And then one day the albatross came,
Gave the sailor his gold, just gave it away.
When he reached the bank, 
The ship finally sank from the weight,

There once was a man who lived on the land,
He never quite learned how to swim,
The fish they would laugh as they scuttled past,
And show off to make fun of him,
And then one day the ocean bed caved,
And the fish they all died and whirled far away,
But the man felt their pain,
As he wished for the rain to refill the ocean,

There once were two men who never quite met,
But they changed each other's lives,
The lesson is this: both extremes exist,
And they make each other die,

Because one day:

(The sailor he prayed with the fish all gone,
He had nothing to eat,
So he ate the albatross, 
And sadly accepted defeat)
(He died inside, And lost his pride)

(The guilt made him pay,
And the man on the land,
He got out his knife
Couldn't take the pain,
But he could take his own life)
(Out with the tide, Suicide)

Captain's Song (Words of Wisdom)

Solo artist/songwriter, working on various forms of rock and folk, mainly in the form of concept albums.

Captain's Song (Words of Wisdom)

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