I have this song, it\'s one of my favorites, in my collection, but I would like to know who sings it. It\'s got a radiohead flavor to it, and the voice is very close to Thom Yorke, but it\'s not them. It was labeled as a song called "union".
I can send it to the first 1/2 dozen or so people who PM me - *cough, cough*... ahhh, that is tell them where to buy it (lol, with me asking what it is)
PMs will probably arrive tomorow.
Here are the lyrics, as best as I can understand them (some parts mumble). I\'ve searched lyric archives, but no luck.
mumbles = ---
long breaks = ...
unsure =
italics...
Sign of the union, and your faith in trouble,
always maintain an appeal to the crowd.
The people couldn\'t see that the planes were crashing,
and the cries of my brothers, who were forced underground,
without
sound, sound...
The leader yelled ---- ,
but the mob said ---- ----,
(too high?)on behalf ---- ---- ---- ---- ----,
but the leader said \'please for the sake of my
home,
and the ---- of ---- ----\', he promised to try,
and it was all in context, and a manner of speaking,
the people wanted softness, not a figurehead preaching.
What did I say?
What did I do?
What are you here for?
You\'ve got nothing to lose.
...
And the ---- ---- ----,
and the ---- ----,
didn\'t have imagination and reasons why,
spit me out on my ---- little ----,
(little path or little a$$))
somehow, ---- ---- ----,
I managed to survive,
and it was all in context, and a manner of speaking,
the people wanted softness, not a figurehead preaching.
What did I say?
What did I do?
What are you here for?
You\'ve got nothing to lose.
.....
and it was all in
politics, and a manner of speaking,
(context would make more sense)the people wanted softness, not a figurehead preaching.
What did I say?
What did I do?
What are you here for?
You\'ve got nothing to lose.
...
