Мертвий Москаль

Не Спи!

In The Pines(Where Did You Sleep Last Night) Performed By Uwe Lauterbach
Traditional American Folk Song Datet Back To At Least The 1870s.
Leadbelly Recordet Serveral Versions In The 1940s.
The Best Known Version Recordet Nirvana On Their MTV Unplugged Performance 1993.

In The Pines (Where Did You Sleep Last Night)

This private man

Chorus 1:

Wonderful revelations, running through your mind,
I block them out, no wonder, I choose to be blind,
Just die....

Verse 1:

Funny little girl with the winning smile,
Playing all day, a carefree lifestyle.
Trying to find her parents,
But they don't exist.

Chorus 2:

Wonderful revelations, running through your mind,
I block them out, no wonder, I choose to be blind.

Verse 2:

Danger's around for a girl like her,
The women show envy, men will confer.
Beauty has its limits,
Uriko will learn.

Chorus 2:

Middle 16:

Verse 3:

Stories like this have a moral tone,
Uriko was killed and the Yokai roam.
If ever you should see her,
Just look the other way.

Chorus 2:

Uriko

This is a song about treading new paths, and about the footwear required :-)

"New Ways" written by KL
Recorder (Blockflöte) by SL (my 8 year old daughter)
Guitar by MJW (a good friend of mine)
Vocals, Bass guitar, Drums and Synthesizer by KL

Feel free to turn up the volume :-)

Chorus:
Can´t find...can´t find new ways…
can´t find new ways in worn-out shoes…
Can´t break...can´t break new ground…
can´t break new ground in worn-out shoes...

New Ways

Fascinating day

Brain Damage (Pink Floyd cover from "Darkside of the Moon (1973) album)

By The Creek

Virtual Lies

Preview of a new three track 12" EP by Malcolm Mooney (early vocalist for CAN), performing two of his own compositions and a new version of his and CAN's classic "She Brings The Rain." Featuring keyboards by Alex Marcelo and percussion by Luis Tovar, the EP is released in a edition of 500 copies with letter-press artwork by Will Work for Good incorporating a drawing by Malcolm Mooney. 

More info & purchase here: http://igetrvng.com/discography/152

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Malcolm Mooney 12"

Singer - Songwriter (Rock / Blues / Country / Folk / World)

Brain Damage (Pink Floyd cover from "Darkside of the Moon (1973) album)

Vlasis Metaxas