Music: August 2006 Archives
I sold out. I am on MySpace.
If you're also on MySpace, you should be my friend, and also click "Add" next to my song "Osama Bin Laden, You Ruined My Birthday," to force other people to listen to it!
If you're also on MySpace, you should be my friend, and also click "Add" next to my song "Osama Bin Laden, You Ruined My Birthday," to force other people to listen to it!
Now Playing: Blues Traveler - Just Wait
To commemorate the day-after-the-terror-arrests-in-London-and-one-month-before-the five-year-anniversary-of-September-11, I offer a new, original, song: Osama Bin Laden, You Ruined My Birthday.
It's a song about, well, Osama Bin Laden ruining someone's birthday. It was a good birthday. Nothing wrong with it. A little close to Labor Day maybe, but other than that, a good day to have a birthday. But no more, thanks to Osama Bin Laden. [Insert fist-shaking.]
I think it's a great song. Maybe not the best song I've written, but among the best I've recorded (I still think "Through the Glass Darkly" is a better recording). I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. Spread it far and wide ... enjoy!
Also see my music page, and the song lyrics and cover art (compare, if you wish, to the cover of American IV by Johnny Cash).
It's a song about, well, Osama Bin Laden ruining someone's birthday. It was a good birthday. Nothing wrong with it. A little close to Labor Day maybe, but other than that, a good day to have a birthday. But no more, thanks to Osama Bin Laden. [Insert fist-shaking.]
I think it's a great song. Maybe not the best song I've written, but among the best I've recorded (I still think "Through the Glass Darkly" is a better recording). I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. Spread it far and wide ... enjoy!
Also see my music page, and the song lyrics and cover art (compare, if you wish, to the cover of American IV by Johnny Cash).
"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."
