Good Morning (By H.McMillan)
from Findoglen by Jackson Greenhorn
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Recording: Zoom R24 and Reaper
Master: Reaper 6
Instruments:
- Applause Acoustic with Roland GK-3 Pickup
- Roland GR-20 Guitar Synth
- Drums - A 'total slog' using drum sound samples
- Tokai Bass
Master: Reaper 6
Instruments:
- Applause Acoustic with Roland GK-3 Pickup
- Roland GR-20 Guitar Synth
- Drums - A 'total slog' using drum sound samples
- Tokai Bass
lyrics
Good Morning by H.McMillan
Good morning
Didn't you hear that I've been calling
Down the rabbit holes you're falling
Wondering what you have to say
Whether you'll come out to play
Now the dark has gone away
Good Morning,
I see your conscious mind is dawning
As you stretch out and start yawning
Spread your fingers and reach out
You should know that I'm about
I've been waiting here without you
Did you know that you have slept through shifting Paradigms
I should show you what's been going on in all that time
I'm so glad you're here with me
Let's not ever ever...go to sleep... again.
Instrumental
Good morning
I see the hairstyle you're adorning
Like some mad scientist with a warning
Tell me all about your dreams
Was there nothing as it seems
What you think that it all means
How it links in with the past
And will it all work out at last
But shouldn't we maybe have some breakfast
Good morning
Didn't you hear that I've been calling
Down the rabbit holes you're falling
Wondering what you have to say
Whether you'll come out to play
Now the dark has gone away
Good Morning,
I see your conscious mind is dawning
As you stretch out and start yawning
Spread your fingers and reach out
You should know that I'm about
I've been waiting here without you
Did you know that you have slept through shifting Paradigms
I should show you what's been going on in all that time
I'm so glad you're here with me
Let's not ever ever...go to sleep... again.
Instrumental
Good morning
I see the hairstyle you're adorning
Like some mad scientist with a warning
Tell me all about your dreams
Was there nothing as it seems
What you think that it all means
How it links in with the past
And will it all work out at last
But shouldn't we maybe have some breakfast
credits
from Findoglen,
released December 1, 2019
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