Name: Haiku by Sir Cumcision
Duration: 17 min 17 s
Description: Jam session that is rhythmically, melodically, and lyrically based around the 5-7-5 structure of a Haiku poem

This is too much far my brain when I'm just waking up. Great job! Haha

I can tell your striving for something extremely different.  I respect that a lot.

Very clever, though of course the heart of the haiku form is "concision" so it's just 5/7/5 once...but anyway! rules are there to be broken, I guess!

Jam session that is rhythmically, melodically, and lyrically based around the 5-7-5 structure of a Haiku poem

Haiku

Eye Awe

unbelieving alpha to omega  instinctively Voids every institution convention and law Instantly when applied by one, you may try it here … and now. Well, who then are the goddamn light?
 Welcome [ Invisible witch and denizen of the void ] i hope you are listening to this [ unprovoked microkinetic assault ] over Headphones [ please know unbelieving All is the fucking best ]
.. THATS IT, now you see it ... when you look inwards you are blinded by light, look outwards and you see the never-ending void of blank nothingness ... Sooooo ... figure it out (no disrespect) :):):) you Know! what you are Sparky ... You Are the goddamn light

Satanic Perm Solutions Birthing The Void

Pjesma Robot Cheerleader

Piano Deep Blue

two transducers placed

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This avian waltz started as an ad lib improv on the piano - hope you find it relaxing. Maybe I'll come along and clean it up a bit someday, maybe not. Crows aren't necessarily tidy, but they're neat anyway.

Five Crows Flying Slowly

get in to the

Closing credit song from the film Spanking the Monkey - Song written by Mark Sandman of Morphine, rendition by JTSUNRISE 

Spanking the Monkey is a 1994 American sick comedy film written and directed by David O. Russell. It was filmed in Pawling, New York 

Fresh from the low-fi basement, open A and dubs on oldschool 4-track 

In Spite of Me by Morphine on Cure for Pain, 1993

**Note**
Simple, plaintive, and timeless.
A protagonist reminiscing on his lost love, made even more sad by the agony he's going through.
The original track features a picked mandolin carrying the melody but these chords are a good approximation.
**

[Intro]
D     G

[Verse 1]
     D                            G
Last night I told a stranger all about you
     D                          G
They smiled patiently in disbelief
  D                                G
I always knew you would succeed no matter what you tried

[Chorus]
      C               G              D       G
And I know you did it all in spite of me

D     G
In spite of me

[Verse 2]
          D                              G
Still I'm proud to have know you for the short time that I did
D                                    G
Proud to have been a step up on your way
D                          G
Proud to be part of your illustrious career

[Chorus]
      C               G              D      G
And I know you did it all in spite of me
            D      G
In spite of me

D     G

[Bridge]
C                               G
Late last night I saw you in my living room
    C                          G
You seemed so close but yet so cold
      C                                 G
For a long time I thought you were coming back to me
      D                          G
Those kind of thoughts can be so cruel
   D         G
So cruel

D     G

[Chorus]
      C               G              D     G
And I know you did it all in spite of me
            D     G
In spite of me

**Fade out… … … … . . .   .    .       .          .              .                 .                  .            .          

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Haiku

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