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Well, Finally i am coming up with something new. This is a song I wrote over a year ago, and i finished it today. And off course i recorded it in a hurry! I guess i could say that this the Political Selters stepping forward(off course with no knowledge what so ever). The song was written in anger over a world with people that are not nice to eachother! Cant we just be nice to eachother? Is it that hard?
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Lyrics
Killing for Milk and for Honey
theyre killing for milk and honey
theyre willing to do it for culture and money
Fanatic believes multiplying
someone are hiding an others are dying
Hope!
Hoping for change,
hoping for love, Hoping for hope
hoping the killers will hang........
I am so sick and so tired
wishing indeed that some people were fired
were watching the world blow to pieces
we dont really care we just hide behind jesus
Hope!
Hoping for change,
hoping for love, Hoping for hope
hoping the killers will hang........
theyre killing for milk and honey
theyre willing to do it for culture and money
Fanatic believes multiplying
someone are hiding an others are dying
Hope!
Hoping for change,
hoping for love, Hoping for hope
hoping the killers will hang........
I am so sick and so tired
wishing indeed that some people were fired
were watching the world blow to pieces
we dont really care we just hide behind jesus
Hope!
Hoping for change,
hoping for love, Hoping for hope
hoping the killers will hang........
























































Ed Hannifin
Your recorded sound keeps getting better, selters...
Much brighter sound, the guitar sounds like it has a treble end, your
voice is very clear...
And the song has a sort of emphatic punch. It's not subtle. It says what
it says.
Don't be aftraid to do slower fades at the end of your tunes. You have a
fair amount of 'air' in your recordings, and if the fader comes down too
fast, it makes one conscious of the recording, not the song. Sit quiet as
the song ends, so you'll have the luxury of a slower fade. One of the
engineers I first worked with used to tell us to just freeze and hardly
move or breathe until every last bit of the last chord died away.
Can't wait to hear the next one, sir.
Ed