Based on an insipid ditty in the Marx Brothers' film "Horse Feathers," which is repeated ad nauseam throughout the picture.

Another sample from Texas Tonefreak. Commercially available in the usual places. I play this much slower now, which is how it should be played.

This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved. Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals JV Andres - guitar, vocals…

This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved. Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals JV Andres - guitar, vocals…

this time, won't even settle for slant rhyme if it means choosing each tired phrase over one no one else'd say who listens to the words anyway? just so that i'm sure you'll hum along every time, it ends with five to one every time. this…

this time, won't even settle for slant rhyme if it means choosing each tired phrase over one no one else'd say who listens to the words anyway? just so that i'm sure you'll hum along every time, it ends with five to one every time. this…

when you wake up and it feels like its further away you get discouraged could it have really gone unnoticed what you're tryin to find isn't so black or so white it's more rooted in faith and less in fate what you're tryin to find isn't so gift…

when you wake up and it feels like its further away you get discouraged could it have really gone unnoticed what you're tryin to find isn't so black or so white it's more rooted in faith and less in fate what you're tryin to find isn't so gift…

longlistening... longlistening is heard through our faces you and me... beneath the din of fearnoise hopechild still lives... frame by frame entwined within the call call call of theOne who knows supply for need... hear…

Track 8 from "Waves of Sound"