Tuesday, July 03, 2007
The Block's Nature
I wanted to do some sort of idealistic witty post, full of metaphores and satirical criticism of religions and mainstream culture.
But truth be told, I'm completely blocked.
And that being the case I present you with lyrics not my own, but a small piece of rhyme that caught my attention at the end of Bill Willingham's Paperback of Fables' "The Mean Seasons", the main subject being change, a cyclical route that represents not only states of mind and emotions, but general stages in our lives that come and go as natural as the sun rises in the morning and sets in the night, which we've decided to musicalize in a semi instrumental tune, where L's just repeats this frase over and over in a vocal line completely out of synch with what we play, which is totally in odd time signatures(thanks to Enrique for that idea) in Lolosky's favorite scale, which would be harmonic D minor(Lolosky's Note: AWESOMEST! ESCALE! EVER!).
Therefore, I give you my "Mean Seasons"
Enrique is a fierce supporter of the "Lets cripple Lolosky" foundation
The Mean Seasons
The cruel hot summer,
led into the long,
hard fall.
Becoming the dark,
killing winter.
Until spring
replenished us all.
