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Recently I did visit a mountain. There is a story being told that a husband murdered his 2 (I think) daughters, his wife and killed himself. I should obviously not make a song about a subject unknow to me (at least it's true or false origin) - however the song is more about a very cold and unpleasant feeling I got up on the top of this mountain. I was so beautiful, yet all I wanted was to get as far away, as soon as possible.
I play all the instruments except drums. New on this song is an old MAGNUS organ I borroughed from a friend. It's awesome!
I play all the instruments except drums. New on this song is an old MAGNUS organ I borroughed from a friend. It's awesome!
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Lyrics
[ sebago ]
Brutal MURDER'S once took place
Around Sebago's lonely lake
The mountain top is mystified
Haunted fields where people died
Brutal MURDER's I was told
A husband stabbed his wife down
In bud and flowers, and warmer air
The evil spirits still where there
I won't go back there once again
Somebody or Something is Watching Me
Brutal MURDER's by Sebago Lake,
flower dressed daughter's stabbed to death
O peeled and hunted and reviled
Sleep on, dark tenant of the wild!
I've been to scenes of MURDER many times
But never along Sebago's wooded sides
I am still skeptical to souls of the death but
I'll keep a Silver Cross against my chest
© MKN05 with inspiration from a recent real life experience and poetry inspiration by John Greenleaf Whittier's "Funeral Tree of the Sokosis", 1841
Brutal MURDER'S once took place
Around Sebago's lonely lake
The mountain top is mystified
Haunted fields where people died
Brutal MURDER's I was told
A husband stabbed his wife down
In bud and flowers, and warmer air
The evil spirits still where there
I won't go back there once again
Somebody or Something is Watching Me
Brutal MURDER's by Sebago Lake,
flower dressed daughter's stabbed to death
O peeled and hunted and reviled
Sleep on, dark tenant of the wild!
I've been to scenes of MURDER many times
But never along Sebago's wooded sides
I am still skeptical to souls of the death but
I'll keep a Silver Cross against my chest
© MKN05 with inspiration from a recent real life experience and poetry inspiration by John Greenleaf Whittier's "Funeral Tree of the Sokosis", 1841
Peter Greenstone
I really love that organ. There's always an interesting story/
message in your songs. Haunting and lovely... you captured
it. I think there is room in the arrangement for some kind of
deep bass part (bass string ensemble or just an electric
bass). That's all that seems missing to me to give it that
extra weight and fullness.