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I'm absolutely buzzing to share the release of a captivating new track by Australian artist Gary Hayward, inspired by my reinterpretation of Erik Satie's timeless Gnossienne from 2021. It's incredible to witness how Satie's composition from 1890 continues to inspire artists today!
Gary took my Satie's inspired track called "Rocking Gnossienne" and infused it with his own unique style, adding original lyrics that truly elevate the music to new heights. I'm beyond excited for you to hear it!
🔗 https://soundcloud.com/.../rocking-gnossienne-1-ladat..


According to the 1865 Larousse dictionary, a Gnossienne was a ritual labyrinth dance created by Theseus when he defeated the Minotaur. But Satie's involvement in gnostic religious groups at the same time probably also influenced his use of the mysterious title.
Borrowed from the title of a piano composition by Erik Satie; its etymology is a mystery but may refer to Greek gnosis, knowledge, or Knossos, the mythical setting of the Minotaur and the labyrinth.
YEAH take me there
come oh ah ah
rocking Gnossienne
rocking Gnossienne
rocking Gnossienne
take away the pain
take away the pain
take away the history 
of sadness trough my veins
take away the mystery
take away the fantasy
take away the spirit that takes me away
the miricles love and sadness
the beginning of all the changes
MYSTICS OF OUR HISTORY Gnossienne
MYSTERY OF OUR HISTORY Gnossienne
The miricles of love and sadness
the beginning of all the changes
Yeah Gnossienne
Mystics of our history Gnossienne
Mystics Take me away,Take me away Gnossienne yeah
                                                                                              The End Lyrics and vocals Gary Hayward
 Music sent to Australia Gary Hayward Lyrics and vocals recorded at Ramrod studios mixed and mastered by Herman Kovacs

Alice Sargat at 3:02  · Posted 11 days ago11 days ago
Love the energy in this track! The fusion of alternative rock with Ladat’s signature style is electrifying. Gary Hayward’s feature adds such a dynamic layer. Instant add to my playlist
IamTasha at 0:13  · Posted 8 months ago8 months ago
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This track offers a fresh twist on a classic with its engaging fusion of modern beats and timeless melodies. Vocals add a captivating layer, creating rich, immersive experience that feels both nostalgic and innovative. Delightful listen <

© Copyright Rocking Gnossienne 1 Erik Satie collab rocked by Ladat music,Gary Hayward lyrics Vocals

Remixed with a new vocal track and mastered January 11, 2025.
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I met a guy.  He had very extreme political ideas and seemed to believe in every conspiracy.  I asked him where he learned the things he was saying.  He told me he know of a guy in Germany who was a fantastic source.  Afterward it occured to me that the "guy in Germany" could be anyone, and that it was a pretty dubious kind of source for all his supposed knowledge.  Little by little the guy in Germany became the Random Dude.
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Lyrics:
Verse:
I recognize that look
I see it all the time
You probably think that I’ve lost the plot
You worry bout my state of mind
You think I’m lost in conspiracy
But I can see things you might never see
Cuz I’ve found a place where the actual truth
Is handed out to anyone for free

Verse:
I’ve been searching for the truth
For as long as I can recall
I was pretty young when I realized
They were lying to us all
The government, church and the media
Their lies are a complete disgrace
But I found a source for the real story
He been there a while, out in cyber space

Chorus:
He’s got a website on the internet
He’s the strangest guy that you ever met
Don’t know where he lives or his real name
Can’t say for sure that he’s completely sane
A chip on his shoulder and a bad attitude
But that’s my guy, he’s just some random dude

Verse:
I tried going to the library
Talk to some folks who had a pHD
Conversed with a government entitiy
Took a course at the university
I would watch the news or a documentary
But all of their lies never satified me
He doesn’t need evidence, science or math
To get to the truth, the dude found a different path

Bridge:
The dude told me some remarkable facts
Like world not round it’s completely flat
He says the deep state had JFK shot
UFOs are real, covid was not
Chemtrails are part of population contrl
With 5G & vaccines they’re killing us slow
When he told me 911 was an inside job
I kinda had to conclude
That he knows his stuff, the random dude

Verse:
You might trust your scientists,
Doctors and lawyers too
You might trust your experts and
Everything the media’s feeding to you
But I know better I know who to ask
I know someone who’s thought it through
I know a random dude on the internet
He always tells me what’s really true

Chorus:
He’s got a website on the internet
He’s the strangest guy that you ever met
Don’t know where he lives or his real name
Can’t say for sure that he’s completely sane
A chip on his shoulder and a bad attitude
But that’s the guy, he’s just some random dude

Outro:
I once did my own research very seriously
Looking for websites that agreed with me
But these days I hardly even bother to read
I got more answers than I’ll ever need
He knows a hell of a lot and he’s never been wrong
if you want to know more all you gotta do is go to random dude
That’s random dude dot com

Random Dude

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It's a quiet Sunday
I cut the grass
In the alley

I see a blackbird
Jumping quickly
Away from me

You left me there
Well, it's nowhere
You didn't warn me
A note would suit me
In this crappy city
I die slowly

It's a quiet Sunday
I drink a beer
In my hallway

I see red ants
They stare at me
They find this funny

You left me there
Well, it's nowhere
You didn't warn me
A note would suit me
In this crappy city
I die slowly 

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Recorded between Yakima and Oslo, That's What Friends Are For is a reflective, bittersweet track about holding on to connection in a world that doesn’t always make sense. Built around a simple, lyric-driven structure, the song blends acoustic guitars with gentle percussion and layered voices. The Choir of Phantoms lends a ghostly warmth, while Melina Oz (vocals), Marius Ihler (bass), and Gunnar Kjellsby (guitars, percussion, mixing, mastering) add texture and depth. There’s sadness here, but also a quiet resilience — a sense that even when “the sparrows... are flying” and things fall apart, some friendships remain.
LYRICS


**That's What Friends Are For**

You and I, a sunlit sky, and them
We close our eyes and sometimes we pretend

Walk on water, swim against the tide
Gazing at my shoes, I wonder why

But it doesn't stop you trying
And now the sparrows — they're all flying

That's what friends are for
You know the score
That's what friends are for
That's what friends are for
You know the score

Shadows fall on leaves as they descend
Stand beneath the trees with my old friends
Laugh at jokes I've heard ten times before
It doesn't matter — that's what we're here for

I can't help feeling that they've trained us well
Promising us heaven
While we're living here in hell
How it works out — well, it all depends
On you and I, a sunlit sky, and them

But it doesn't stop you crying
And now the sparrows — they're all flying

That's what friends are for
You know the score
That's what friends are for
That's what friends are for
You know the score

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