Covered by Jon Hopper (lead vocals) and Nick Hodges (guitar and back-up vocals).

Lyrics:

Find the cost of freedom,
Buried in the ground.
Mother Earth will swallow you,
Lay your body down.

Find The Cost Of Freedom - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Cover

Covered by Jon Hopper (vocals and rhythm guitar) and Nick Hodges (vocals and lead guitar). Raw audio, coffee house style.


Lyrics:

Look what's happening down the street,
Got a revolution, got to revolution.
Hey, I'm dancin' down the streets,
Got a revolution, got to revolution.
Ain't it amazing, all the people I meet,
Got a revolution, got to revolution.

One generation got old,
One generation go soul,
This generation's got no destination to hold...

Hey now, it's time for you and me,
Got a revolution, got to revolution.
Come on now, we're marchin' to the sea,
Got a revolution, got to revolution.

Who's gonna take it from you now?
We are and who are we?

Volunteers of America,
Volunteers of America,
Volunteers of America,
Volunteers...

One generation got old,
One generation got soul,
This generation's got no destination to hold...

Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane Cover

Die Through Flames

Co-Written by Jon Hopper and Nick Hodges. This song explores a man's psychosomatic perception of the world as a whole and his inability to exist within its rigid societal confines. Written and recorded by Jon Hopper and Nick Hodges.

Sea Of Curiosity

A song written from the perspective of a soldier abroad fighting to come home to their girl. This song is meant to emulate the late 60's Garage Rock style of protest songs against the Vietnam War. Co-written and performed by Jon Hopper (bass), Nick Hodges (guitar), Andrew Patinkin (lead guitar), Abigail Leone (vocals), Jason Krause (organ) and Taylor Voss (drums).

Shots Fired

Written by Nick Hodges. The Ostrich represents a metaphor for a greater power watching over the masses with absolute control and questions the listeners understanding of their own manipulation. Written and performed by Nick Hodges with Jon Hopper, Abigail Leone (vocals) and Jason Krause (organ). Recorded and collaboratively mixed by Jon Hopper, Nick Hodges and Barrett Tasky.

The Ostrich

yet another piece of college work. thought id share it anyway

Im tired (as usual)

This song is one i've been working on for absolutely ages, it's a song about growth. Uploading this now marks the complete end of my project "i'm fine". I'm fine was a learning experience, it gave me the time to figure out a direction, whilst being the biggest road block I have ever created for myself. Nothing seemed to fit the sound I wanted, sometimes it was electronic, sometimes all I wanted to do was tear my vocal chords hammering some of the toughest things i've faced in my life into the surrounding area, and sometimes I just wanted to say it how it is. I'm fine became more of an idea than a 'project' to me, heavily based on a very dark place we all come across in our lives. I'm fine is dead, the future is Positively Ghastly.

LYRICS - 
You said you're best off now,
I said you better not tell me the reason how.
I've got a lump in my chest,
Doing my best,
Trying to not think of the things I regret - 
Too many times before, Too many times before,
Too many times before, Too many to ignore.

What's best for me,
What's best for you,
What's best is that we see this thing through,
Though it may seem this is directed at you,
I'm just trying to stop my face turning blue.

So smash, smash, smash to the beat of the drum,
Take a look at myself,
Take a look at the fun,
Bottle it on a shelf,
To the shelf I will run,
To take a look back at where - 
The choking begun.
A mindless seranade,
A mindless seranade,
It's a useless seranade,
But it's a tune that we all play.

Blue

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Blue

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