Seattle rock band occupy topics Wall Street Anthem Challenge
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Seattle, Washington (Nasdaq) 18 November 2011
Seattle-rock band Mr. Spring now has a challenge to participate in the music groups from around the world in friendly competition Occupy create an anthem for the Wall Street movement that has captured the world. The group referred to his recently published for listening and download http://www.reverbnation.com/misterspring than opening salvo in the “You are like a violin to play.”
“It was pointed out that Wall Street occupy the movement lacks a” Give Peace a Chance “or” We Shall Overcome, “which brings together and helps protesters directed their emotions,” said Steve Clarke, author and singer of the band of the song. “I’m not going to our song on the same field as they asked, but I think it reflects the frustration of how the 1 percent are shaking the rest of us all.”
18th October article in The New York Times, “in the protests, the message is a melody is missing,” said James C. McKinley Jr. the journalist that the demonstrators “to find even a hymn.” The article adds that the “lack of songs about the economic disaster unlike the flood of pop songs in the politics of the mid-2000, blamed President George W. Bush ‘s foreign to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is. “
Clarke asked other groups to help the shortage of songs about today’s protests. Links to the songs it can be sent via e-mail and on the blog Mr. Primavera. A press release follows up the results and provide a way for people to vote for their favorites.
Spring
Lord held for her performance in the Mars Bar 609 Eastlake Ave “They are like a violin to play.” E. Seattle (several blocks north of REI) on Saturday 26 November, 2011. Lyrics of the song are given below.
Lyrics of
“They are like a violin to play”:
‘re playing like a violin
you go with a small
play both sides against the middle
No offense, does not it?
We are all in this together
And if it is not fair
Well, let the buyer protection
profits on both sides of the border obtained in each case
You want the best preserved from each quarter
If you do not like, so it’s okay
While you’re out of the way
‘re playing like a violin
you go with a small
play both sides against the middle
also accumulate more garbage in the sky
No carbon in the air, the sea is rising
Well, pee in the water, poisoning the earth
send rental, where someone has it worse
always needs more, much of the addicts, the
You have to earn more money than yesterday
or actions in the pot, is the thrill gone
There is no place, but the number one
play, play, play, play
know that I open doors
Such a kindle old flames
The addition of more air to the top fan
At the end of all the tires …
No offense, does not it?
© Steve Clarke
2005
Mr.
About Spring
Mr. Springsteen is a rock trio in Seattle, Washington, with more than two hours of original material. Members of the group are the composer Steve Clarke on guitar and lead vocal, John Aquino on bass and vocals, and David Lewellen on drums and vocals. In the recorded tracks and play instruments Lewellen added Aquino.
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