Solidarity Forever

A song about awesome institutions that help bring life to our streets.

Take Me to the Video Store

I can feel so sad and lonely 
When I know I don’t have you
Cause you’re my one and only girl
So what am I s’posed to do?
You tell me that I don’t feel pain
So how can I ex play-ay-ain
The way I feel when I’m 
Without you

Shoo be doo da da (x4)

You give me your affection baby
And it warms me to the core
Cause you're my heart’s reflection
And will be forever more
So you say that I don’t seem that way
But don’t it matter when I say
It’s the way I feel when I’m 
Without you

Shoo be doo da da (x4)	 

Don’t you know I feel so fine
Most of the time
But when a cloud comes in
You’re djin, you’re my fairy 
You’re my sanctuary
You know that’s only you

The Way I Feel

Sentimental anti-sentimentality, a song for the whole spectrum of attitudes about love.

Sick of Love

A song reclaiming the "special snowflake" label from the arrogant bigots who use it to belittle activists.

Special Snowflakes (So They Say)

When iconic Toronto big box store Honest Ed's was bought by developers, the little Greenwich village like community hidden behind it was part of the package. Mirvish Village thrived on low rents offered by their old landlords, that the new developers are seemingly not offering. When asked about this cost resulting from the sale of Honest Ed's, David Mirvish made cold comments about how only businesses that can survive in the free market should continue. I wrote this song to protest the notion that our street's should just be banks and fast food outlets. Quirk is sometimes more important than profitability.

Sell Your Breath (Song for Mirvish Village)

My rendition of a great new tune by Silk Prince.

Zach Morgenstern (Z-Morg)

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