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Dependência

Dependência (Remastered 2024)

misty (live)

Sail Away

Such moments of acquired taste... so many derogative implications behind the word cuckold, forgetting that it is merely moments shared between love and lust, truth and honesty at it's most treasured 

Moment

Still Sitting in the Bar, Waiting for You is a song about longing, heartbreak, and the painful hope that keeps us waiting for someone who may never return. With a melancholic melody, soulful lyrics, and the soft glow of candlelight and whiskey, this track captures the quiet loneliness of holding onto love in the fading hours of the night.

The clock keeps ticking, the world moves on, but some hearts remain stuck in time—waiting, wishing, and whispering regrets into an empty glass.

If you’ve ever held on when you should have let go, this song is for you. 

Still Sitting in the Bar, Waiting for You

[Intro]
The lights are dim, the air feels cold,
Another drink, the night grows old.
The music plays a lonely tune,
Still sitting in the bar, waiting for you.

[Verse 1]
The clock ticks slow, the crowd thins out,
Every second fills me with doubt.
The whiskey burns, but not as much,
As the ghost of you I long to touch.

[Chorus]
The shadows dance, the candles flicker,
My patience fades, my heartbeat quicker.
I wonder where you are tonight,
Lost in the dark, avoiding the light.

[Verse 2]
The bartender knows my name by now,
He’s seen my tears, he’s seen my vow.
To walk away, to let you go,
But here I am, in the same shadow.

[Chorus]
Still sitting in the bar, waiting for you,
A glass in my hand, but my heart’s torn in two.
The world spins on, but I’m standing still,
Waiting for love that bends to its will.

[Bridge]
The jukebox hums, the last song plays,
My hope fades with the closing day.
But even as the bar turns dark,
I’ll keep this fire alive in my heart.

[Final Chorus]
Still sitting in the bar, waiting for you,
A glass in my hand, but my heart’s torn in two.
The world spins on, but I’m standing still,
Waiting for love that bends to its will.

[Outro]
The lights go out, the door is locked,
My heart’s still here, around the clock.
Still sitting in the bar, waiting for you,
Hoping for a love that might never come through.

Still Sitting in the Bar, Waiting for You

In 1975, during the early days of OBIISSS, Billy Noknees recorded what would become one of his most infamous tracks: Have You Seen My Balls?. The song, equal parts cheeky humour and groovy funk, was originally intended as a light-hearted, bass-driven jam for their early live sets. However, what no one realized until recently was that the original demo session—long thought lost—contained a raw, unpolished smoother version of the track that has now been rediscovered.

Recorded in a tiny backroom studio in Greenwich Village, the demo features Billy on lead vocals and bass, accompanied by a hastily assembled group of local session musicians. The rough take captures the playful essence of the song, complete with Billy’s improvised ad-libs and the now-iconic chorus: “Have you seen my balls? Glistening like waterfalls” The early version is smoother and less polished than the later release, with an infectious groove and a looser, more spontaneous feel.

The session itself was a chaotic affair, as Billy kept losing focus and going off on tangents about “the perfect ball metaphor” while the band tried to hold things together. Producer Terry “womble” Terrence reportedly grew so frustrated listening to stories about Balls that he walked out midway through, leaving the band to finish the demo on their own. Despite the drama, the track was recorded, though the master tape was shelved and presumed lost.

Fast forward to 2023, when the demo was discovered tucked away in an unmarked reel-to-reel tape box at an estate sale in Greenwich Village. The tape, still intact after nearly 50 years, has now been lovingly remastered using the magic of AI, bringing the raw energy of the original session to life.

Presented here with its original sleeve, Have You Seen My Balls (75 Demo) is a glimpse into the early, unfiltered creativity of Billy Noknees. It’s a rare and playful piece of OBIISSS history, capturing the band at their funkiest and most unapologetically absurd.

So here it is: Have You Seen My Balls (Demo), the long-lost recording that started it all. Funky, chaotic, and unmistakably Billy, this rediscovered gem is ready to bounce into your playlist!

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