In the Storm of the I

[Intro]
Winds whirl
(Whirlwinds)
So begins
(Breaking the norms)
I of the storm

[Verse 1]
So there I was…
Was it just because
What is the purpose
… of us?

[Bridge]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)

[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]

[Verse 2]
So here we are…
Circlin’ the same star
In times not that far
… bizarre

[Bridge]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)

[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)

[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]

[Outro]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Hard to find…
(Any kind)

Found on the album “Reggae Day” by Narley Marley

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Crazy (World’s Gone Wild)

[Intro]
Crazy!
(World’s gone wild)
Getting hazy
(In the land of self-denial)

[Verse 1]
The situation of our levitation
As I recall… is about to fall
The habits upon our habitation
Cause negation… after stagnation

[Chorus]
Crazy!
(World’s gone wild)
Lazy
(In the land of self-denial)

[Bridge]
Crazy (Crazy!)
(World’s gone wild)
Crazy (Crazy!)
(In the land of self-denial)
Dogs in a pile….

[Verse 2]
Wrath’s hibernation awakes in retaliation
Because after all… we caused our fall
The habits upon our habitation
Cause negation… (after long, slow, hard, agitation) and stagnation

[Chorus]
Crazy!
(World’s gone wild)
Lazy
(In the land of self-denial)

[Bridge]
Crazy (Crazy!)
(World’s gone wild)
Crazy (Crazy!)
(In the land of self-denial)
Dogs in a pile….

[Outro]
Hard to make you smile
(In the land of self-denial)
Crazy (Crazy!)

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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You Feeling Queasy?

[Intro]
If at first they don’t succeed…
They don’t concede (would rather bleed)
If they make the same mistake…
(The same mistake) a double-take

[Verse 1]
Are you feeling queasy
Better take it easy
There’s no end in sight
Be weary of the sleazy
Their dreary is blight
Rather be in the light

[Chorus]
If at first they don’t succeed…
They don’t concede (would rather bleed)
If they make the same mistake…
(The same mistake) a double-take

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
You feeling queasy?
(Better take it easy)
The water’s getting rough
(No, not nature’s bluff)
So, before you regurgitate
(Abate!)

[Instrumental, Organ Solo, Bass, Drum Fills]

[Verse 2]
Are you feeling queasy
Better take it easy
(See the seas churn)
Be weary of the dreary
They’ll never learn
(They’d rather burn)

[Chorus]
If at first they don’t succeed…
They don’t concede (would rather bleed)
If they make the same mistake…
(The same mistake) a double-take

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
You feeling queasy?
(Better take it easy)
The water’s getting rough
(No, not nature’s bluff)
So, before you regurgitate
(Abate!)

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Bass, Drum Fills]

[Chorus]
If at first they don’t succeed…
They don’t concede (would rather bleed)
If they make the same mistake…
(The same mistake) a double-take

[Outro]
[Instrumental, Flute Solo]
Go easy on the queasy
… before you regurgitate
(Abate!)

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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The Golden Age

 

[Verse 1]
Watching the Golden Age
(As it quickly fades away)
In search of a bold ole’ sage
(To tell me why we went astray)

[Chorus]
There’s plenty to go around
(And round n’ round)
But, no humanity to be found
(Love boat’s gone aground)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]
Dawn of a new day
In the twilight
Golden Age lost it’s shine
And that’s just fine

[Verse 2]
Waving the Golden Age
(Goodbye… won’t even cry)
Write on a blank page
(Of how we try… and get by)

[Chorus]
Plenty of love can be found
(All around n’ around)
We’re humane humanity bound
(Love’s bound to abound)

[Bridge]
Dawn of a new day
In the twilight
Golden Age lost it’s shine
And that’s just fine

[Chorus]
Plenty of love can be found
(All around n’ around)
We’re humane humanity bound
(Love’s bound to abound)

[Outro]
[Instrumental, Whistle Solo]
Dawn of a new day
In the twilight
Golden Age lost it’s shine
And that’s just fine

A SCIENCE NOTE
We first developed the hypothesis of the non-linear acceleration of climate change in the 1990s. By the early 2000s, this hypothesis evolved into established climate theory, now widely accepted as scientific fact. My lab partner, a Doctor of Physics from Ohio State, and I collaborated to provide crucial evidence supporting this theory. Over time, we have observed a significant shift in the doubling time of climate change impacts — the rate at which the effects intensify. Initially, the doubling time was approximately 100 years, but it has since decreased to 10 years, and more recently, to just 2 years.

This trend means that the damage caused by climate change today is double what it was two years ago, and in two more years, it could be four times worse. Unfortunately, this rapid acceleration does not appear to be an anomaly, especially given the record-breaking events we’ve witnessed this year, even during the typically cooler La Nina phase. If this trajectory continues, the outcomes will be far more catastrophic than previously expected.

Our climate model was validated in the summer of 2024, as we observed a dozen billion-dollar climate disasters in the first part of the year. On September 26, Hurricane Helene made landfall, emerging as one of the most destructive climate events in recorded history. With over 200 fatalities and $126 billion in direct damages, the hurricane had ripple effects beyond its immediate destruction. For instance, it disrupted 60% of the U.S. IV fluid supply, causing critical shortages in the healthcare sector. Even more concerning, the global tech industry has been impacted, as 99% of the pure quartz used in semiconductor manufacturing has been affected, leading to potential long-term consequences for electronics production.

Hurricane Milton quickly followed, further compounding the devastation. Milton is expected to result in over $100 billion in insurance claims, complicating an already strained insurance market for Florida homeowners. On top of that, the public and government will likely bear an additional $50 billion in costs, placing further pressure on taxpayers and state resources. Much of the damage was caused by high winds and an unprecedented number of tornadoes — over 30 tornadoes hit eastern Florida, causing the highest number of fatalities and extensive financial losses.

The Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Environment at Imperial College London confirmed that nearly half of the increased costs and intensity of Hurricanes Milton and Helene can be directly attributed to climate change. According to Professor Ralf Toumi, Director of the Grantham Institute and co-author of several studies, “With every fraction of a degree of warming, extreme weather events like Hurricanes Milton and Helene become more powerful and destructive. This should be a wake-up call for anyone who believes climate change is too expensive to address — every delay in reducing emissions only increases the cost of these catastrophic events.”

In summary, the evidence is clear: climate change is rapidly accelerating, and the costs — both economic and human — are growing exponentially. The future demands decisive and immediate action to curb greenhouse gas emissions and prevent further environmental and societal collapse.

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Ill Will

[Intro]
Ill will…
(Still?)
Consider to free
Your will
(Freewill)
See?

[Bridge]
(Ceasing hostilities)
Where I wanna be
(Praising hospitalities)

[Chorus]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
Oh, yeah
(That’s the place for me)
Where I wanna be
Yes sir E
(Perfect space for we)
Where I wanna be
… us set free

[Refrain]
Ill will…
(Still?)
Consider to free
Your will
(Freewill)
See?

[Bridge]
(Ceasing hostilities)
Where I wanna be
(Praising hospitalities)

[Refrain]
Ill will…
(Still?)
Consider to free
Your will
(Freewill)
See?

[Chorus]
Oh, yeah
(That’s the place for me)
Where I wanna be
Yes sir E
(Perfect space for we)
Where I wanna be
… us set free

[Refrain]
Ill will…
(Still?)
Consider to free
Your will
(Freewill)
See?

[Outro]
Ill will…
(Still?)
Still… ill will?

Found on the album “Reggae Day” by Narley Marley

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Benefits’ Cost

[Intro]
The costs of your benefits
(Rights come with responsibilities)
Why bother with tizzy fits
(Chill all your hostilities)

[Verse 1]
Everything doesn’t come for free
Takes some work, naturally
Yet, part of the thrill still
Is to strive to stay alive

[Chorus]
The costs of your benefits
(Rights come with responsibilities)
Why bother with tizzy fits
(Chill all your hostilities)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental]
Time for fiscal discipline
(Once again)
Sooner or later dues come due
(Payment will ensue)

[Verse 2]
Money doesn’t grow on trees
Gotta pay for heat or freeze
Yes, part of the thrill still
Is to strive to stay alive

[Chorus]
The costs of your benefits
(Rights come with responsibilities)
Why bother with tizzy fits
(Chill all your hostilities)

[Bridge]
Time for fiscal discipline
(Once again)
Sooner or later dues come due
(Payment will ensue)

[Chorus]
The costs of your benefits
(Rights come with responsibilities)
Why bother with tizzy fits
(Chill all your hostilities)

[Bridge]
Time for fiscal discipline
(Once again)
Sooner or later dues come due
(Payment will ensue)

[Outro]
Rights come with responsibilities
(Chill out your hostilities)

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Would Wide Web

[Intro]
Deep, deep down
(Way down under)
Word gets ’round
(What a wonder)

[Verse 1]
Penetrating
(Or wrapping around)
Cross relating
(The words are found)

[Chorus]
Wood wide web
Would flow and ebb
Communication
Fascination

[Bridge]
Deep, deep down
(Way down under)
Word gets ’round
(What a wonder)

[Verse 2]
Intercourse
(For shared resource)
Warn of danger
(From a stranger)

[Chorus]
Wood wide web
Would flow and ebb
Communication
Fascination

[Bridge]
Deep, deep down
(Way down under)
Word gets ’round
(What a wonder)

[Chorus]
Wood wide web
Would flow and ebb
Communication
Fascination

[Bridge]
Deep, deep down
(Way down under)
Word gets ’round
(What a wonder)

[Outro]
Hello! (Did you know)
Hello! (Flow and grow)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Plants communicate through fungi in a fascinating system often referred to as the “wood wide web.” This network is composed of mycorrhizal fungi, which form symbiotic relationships with the roots of most plant species. These fungi act as intermediaries, connecting individual plants into a vast underground network that enables the exchange of nutrients, information, and even chemical signals.

How the Communication Works:

  1. Formation of the Network:
    • Mycorrhizal fungi form physical connections with plant roots, penetrating the root cells or wrapping around them. The fungi extend thread-like structures called hyphae into the soil, creating a network that links multiple plants together.
  2. Nutrient Exchange:
    • The fungi help plants absorb water, phosphorus, and other nutrients from the soil. In return, the plants provide the fungi with carbohydrates produced through photosynthesis. This mutualistic relationship forms the foundation of the network.
  3. Chemical Messaging:
    • Plants release chemical signals into the fungal network, allowing them to communicate with other plants. These signals include:
      • Distress Signals: If a plant is under attack by pests, pathogens, or environmental stress, it can send chemical alerts through the fungi. Neighboring plants receiving these signals may increase their production of defensive compounds, such as toxins or enzymes, to prepare for similar threats.
      • Nutrient Sharing: Plants in nutrient-rich areas can “donate” resources to those in nutrient-poor areas via the fungal network. This often happens between related plants or in ecosystems where cooperation boosts the survival of the entire community.
  4. Selective Communication:
    • Plants can prioritize communication with certain neighbors over others. For example, parent plants may favor their offspring by directing more resources to them, a phenomenon observed in some forest ecosystems.
  5. Suppression and Competition:
    • The fungal network can also be used for competition. Some plants release allelopathic chemicals (compounds that inhibit the growth of other plants) through the network, potentially suppressing rivals while boosting their own growth.

The Role of Fungi in Plant Behavior:

  • Defense: Plants connected to a mycorrhizal network exhibit stronger immune responses, as early warnings from neighbors allow them to preemptively activate defense mechanisms.
  • Growth Regulation: The fungal network can help distribute resources across an ecosystem, ensuring that weaker plants receive enough nutrients to survive.
  • Ecosystem Resilience: By linking plants of different species, the fungal network helps stabilize ecosystems, enabling plants to adapt collectively to environmental changes like drought or disease outbreaks.

How This Relates to Fractals and Networks:

The structure of the fungal network mirrors a fractal pattern, with hyphae branching repeatedly in a self-similar manner. This configuration maximizes the efficiency of resource distribution and signal transmission, much like neural networks or social networks.

Conclusion:

Through their partnerships with mycorrhizal fungi, plants have developed a highly sophisticated underground communication system. This “wood wide web” allows them to share resources, warn each other of danger, and interact with their environment in ways that are crucial for survival and ecosystem health. It is a remarkable example of cooperation in nature and highlights the interconnectedness of life beneath our feet.

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Seasons

[Intro]
Back in the day
We had seasons
Evident reasons
Not going back that way

[Verse 1]
Winter turned to fall
Fall turned to summer
Though no surprise at all
Nevertheless, a bummer

[Chorus]
Back in the day
We had seasons
Evident reasons
Not going back that way

[Bridge]
Temperature change
(Makes nature strange)
How much more
(Can we endure)

[Verse 2]
Winter turned to spring
Spring turned to summer
Though not surprising
Nevertheless, a bummer

[Chorus]
Back in the day
We had seasons
Evident reasons
Not going back that way

[Bridge]
Temperature change
(Makes nature strange)
How much more
(Can we endure)

[Chorus]
Back in the day
We had seasons
Evident reasons
Not going back that way

[Outro]
Temperature change
(Makes nature strange)
How much more
(Can we endure)

Found on the album “Reggae Day” by Narley Marley

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Skunked

[Intro]
Maybe should’ve thunk
Before eatin’ a skunk
Didn’t think
It would stink

[Verse 1]
You ain’t nothing but half hound dog
In hot pursuit of what’s on the loose
Yes, that half hound dog
Has got you in his noose

[Chorus]
You caught that rabbit (It’s a habit)
You’re sure a friend of mine
You caught that groundhog (What a dog!)
The best friend of all time

But….
[Bridge]
Maybe should’ve thunk
Before eatin’ a skunk
Didn’t think
It would stink
(The nose knows now)

[Verse 2]
Love everything ’bout that hound dog
Sure thing catching everything
Yes, that half hound dog
Never know just what he’ll bring

[Chorus]
You caught that rabbit (It’s a habit)
You’re sure a friend of mine
You caught that groundhog (What a dog!)
The best friend of all time

But….
[Bridge]
Maybe should’ve thunk
Before eatin’ a skunk
Didn’t think
It would stink
(The nose knows now)

(Come here, boy!)
Bring me some joy

[Chorus]
You caught that rabbit (It’s a habit)
You’re sure a friend of mine
You caught that groundhog (What a dog!)
The best friend of all time

[Break]
But….

Maybe should’ve thunk
Before eatin’ a skunk

[Outro]
Didn’t think
It would stink
(The nose knows now)

The Album: Canine Incisors

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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The Claws of Passion

[Intro]
The claws of passion
Outlaws of ration

[Verse 1]
Is it possible to pay attention
When senses are at saturation
Can we take it all in…
Are we able to listen

[Chorus]
The claws of passion
(Digging into the heart)
Outlaws of ration
(Tearing it apart)

[Bridge]
Don’t hesitate
To be passionate
Body and mind
Cooperate
Without a toll
On the soul
(Your sole soul)

[Verse 2]
Is it possible to focus on us
If attention is elsewhere
Will it be disastrous
Does anybody care?

[Chorus]
The claws of passion
(Digging into the heart)
Outlaws of ration
(Tearing us apart)

[Bridge]
Don’t hesitate
To be passionate
Body and mind
Cooperate
Without a toll
On the soul

[Chorus]
The claws of passion
(Digging into the heart)
Outlaws of ration
(Tearing us apart)

[Bridge]
Don’t hesitate
(To be passionate)
Body and mind
(Cooperate)
Without a toll
(On the soul)

[Outro]
Happen upon
Minds open
Hearts open

The Science of Chaos Theory, String Theory, and Music

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Old School

[Intro]
The old school of hard knocks
Wonder if it still rocks

[Verse 1]
Thought you were too cool
To go to school
Turned out to be a fool
Gawd! What a tool

[Bridge]
The old school of hard knocks
Wonder if it still rocks

[Chorus]
Will you ever learn
(How to learn)
An acquired gift
(Help others lift)

[Verse 2]
Flunked another course
On the universe
Failed the pop quiz
Time he analyses

[Bridge]
The old school of hard knocks
Wonder if it still rocks

[Chorus]
Will you ever learn
(How to learn)
An acquired gift
(Help others lift)

[Bridge]
The old school of hard knocks
(Built your cage, proves it locks)
The old school of hard knocks
(Sell your bonds, sell your stocks)

[Outro]
Admire how to acquire
(The gift… uplift)

The Science of Chaos Theory, String Theory, and Music

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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On the Fly

[Verse 1]
D.I.Y
(On the fly)
Do or die
(On the fly)
By the seat of the pants
(Come on dance!)
Dance, dance

To the sky
(On the fly)
Wonder why?
(On the fly)
By the seat of the pants
(Come on dance!)
Dance, dance

[Chorus]
One of my quirks
(How the thing works)
Some of my quarks
(The curve of our arc)

[Bridge]
Guided by physics
Intertwined with music
Extemporaneous
(Less extraneous)

[Verse 2]
See how high
(On the fly)
A fly by
(On the fly)
By the seat of the pants
(Come on dance!)
Dance, dance

Why not try
(On the fly)
It’s no lie
(On the fly)
By the seat of the pants
(Come on dance!)
Dance, dance

[Chorus]
One of my quirks
(How the thing works)
Some of my quarks
(The curve of our arc)

[Bridge]
Guided by physics
Intertwined with music
Extemporaneous
(Less extraneous)

[Outro]
On the fly (aiming high)
On the fly (try, try, try)

A SCIENCE NOTE

  • Chaos theory is a branch of mathematics that studies complex systems whose behavior is highly sensitive to initial conditions. It deals with deterministic systems that can exhibit unpredictable, chaotic behavior.
  • Chaos theory studies unordered systems. Being in a hurricane is an example of visualizing chaos theory. If you are in the hurricane, the weather appears chaotic; however, if you pull back to a satellite view, you can see a spiraling weather system.
  • Some musicians and composers have incorporated chaos theory principles into their compositions, using mathematical algorithms to generate music that exhibits chaotic or unpredictable patterns. This can result in unique and non-traditional musical structures. Similar to a hurricane, some musical compositions sound chaotic when you are in the middle of it; however, when you pull back and listen to the combined elements, a structure can be heard.
  • In order to focus on their individual parts, members of bands and orchestras tend to isolate their part in their head. In order to make sense of the combined chaos, engineers, producers, and conductors need to “pull back” and listen to all the parts together.
  • Extemporaneous, spontaneous, improvisation, jamming, freestyle, and impromptu music are most closely related to pure chaos. The music and lyrics evolve from the “sensitive initial conditions” similar to “a butterfly flapping its wings in China causing a hurricane in the Atlantic.”

The Science of Chaos Theory, String Theory, and Music

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Lift

[Intro]
Pick me up
(Fill my cup)
Raise me high
(I want to fly)

[Verse 1]
Why the hesitation
In taking flight
Lift generation
Come see the light

[Chorus]
Aerodynamics
(To my ears — music)
Giving me a lift
(Science’s gift)

[Bridge]
Pick me up
(Fill my cup)
Raise me high
(I want to fly)

[Verse 2]
Defy gravitation
I’m taking flight
Lift generation
Gonna see the light

[Chorus]
Aerodynamics
(To my ears — music)
Giving me a lift
(Science’s gift)

[Bridge]
Pick me up
(Fill my cup)
Raise me high
(I want to fly)

[Bridge]
Lift generation
(Come see the light)
Lift generation
(Gonna see the light)
Taking flight
(Into the light)
Light, light, light

[Outro]
Taking flight
(Into the light)
Flight, flight, flight

A SCIENCE NOTE
The physics of lift and flight is rooted in aerodynamics, the study of how air interacts with solid objects like wings (airfoils). Here’s a breakdown of how lift is generated and the principles that enable flight:


1. Lift Generation

Lift is the upward force that opposes gravity, allowing an object to fly. It’s primarily caused by the difference in air pressure on the top and bottom of an airfoil (e.g., an airplane wing).

Key Concepts:

  • Bernoulli’s Principle:
    Faster-moving air has lower pressure. The airfoil is designed so that air moves faster over the curved top surface and slower underneath. This creates higher pressure below the wing and lower pressure above it, generating lift.
  • Newton’s Third Law:
    Lift can also be explained by the deflection of air downward. The wing pushes air downward (action), and the air pushes the wing upward (reaction). This contributes to the lifting force.

2. Forces Acting on an Aircraft

Four main forces determine flight:

  1. Lift (upward): Generated by the wings.
  2. Weight (downward): Gravity acting on the aircraft.
  3. Thrust (forward): Produced by engines or propellers to move the aircraft.
  4. Drag (backward): Air resistance opposing the aircraft’s motion.

For sustained flight, lift must equal weight, and thrust must overcome drag.


3. Factors Influencing Lift

  • Wing Shape (Airfoil):
    Curved tops and flat bottoms optimize airflow for pressure differences.
  • Angle of Attack:
    The angle between the wing and the oncoming air. A slight upward tilt increases lift but too steep an angle can cause air to separate from the wing, leading to a stall.
  • Air Density:
    Lift is greater in denser air. At higher altitudes where air is thinner, lift decreases.
  • Velocity:
    Faster air movement increases lift, which is why planes need to reach a certain speed to take off.

4. How Flight Is Maintained

To achieve and sustain flight:

  1. The engines generate thrust to propel the aircraft forward.
  2. The forward motion increases airflow over the wings, generating lift.
  3. Lift counteracts the aircraft’s weight (gravity), and thrust overcomes drag (air resistance).

5. Role of Friction and Turbulence

  • Friction between the air and the aircraft contributes to drag.
  • Turbulence disrupts smooth airflow, reducing lift and increasing drag. Modern wings and control surfaces are designed to minimize these effects.

Applications of Physics in Flight

  1. Streamlined Shapes: Reduce drag for efficient motion.
  2. Control Surfaces (e.g., ailerons, rudders, elevators): Adjust the angle of attack and control direction.
  3. Wing Design: Different designs suit different speeds and uses (e.g., wide wings for gliders, swept-back wings for jets).

By understanding and applying these principles, engineers have created vehicles capable of everything from gliding silently to breaking the sound barrier.

From the album “Lift” by Daniel

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Mad!

[Intro]
When I say mean…
I mean mean.
When I say unkind…
He’s out of his mind

[Verse 1]
Mad!
(As in angry.)
Mad!
(As in crazy.)
His chosen destiny

[Chorus]
When I say mean…
I mean mean.
When I say unkind…
He’s out of his mind
Mad! (That’s too bad)
Mad! (Oh, so sad)

[Bridge]
That boy’s gone nuts
(His brain went lame)
No “if’s, and’s, or but’s)
(Lame in the membrane)

[Verse 2]
Mad!
(As in angry.)
Mad!
(As in crazy.)
His chosen destiny

[Chorus]
When I say mean…
I mean mean.
When I say unkind…
He’s out of his mind
Mad! (That’s too bad)
Mad! (Oh, so sad)

[Bridge]
That boy’s gone nuts
(His brain went lame)
No “if’s, and’s, or but’s)
(Lame in the membrane)

[Outro]
Mad! (That’s too bad)
Mad! (Oh, so sad)

Found on the album “Reggae Day” by Narley Marley

From the album “Slugging It Out” by The Electric Slugs

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Ouch!

[Intro]
(Ouch!)
Why do you enjoy inflicting pain…
Have you gone completely insane?
(What a slouch)

[Verse 1]
Stick a needle in your eye
Hoping that you will die (Ouch!)
Squish a puppy don’t even cry
All of us wondering… why? (Ouch!)

[Chorus]
Mad!
(As in angry. Grrrrr!)
Mad!
(As in crazy. Ahhhhh!)

[Bridge]
(Ouch!)
Why do you enjoy inflicting pain…
Have you gone completely insane?
(What a slouch)

[Verse 2]
After all the strain to gain
Just self-inflicted, self-pity, n’ pain (Ouch!)
Bang your head against a wall
Then blame it on others… that’s some gall (Ouch!)

[Chorus]
Mad!
(As in angry. Grrrrr!_
Mad!
(As in crazy. Ahhhhh!)

[Bridge]
(Ouch!)
Why do you enjoy inflicting pain…
Have you gone completely insane?
(What a slouch)

[Chorus]
Mad!
(As in angry. Grrrrr!_
Mad!
(As in crazy. Ahhhhh!)

[Break]
Ouch, ouch, ouch
(Don’t touch)

[Bridge]
(Ouch!)
Why do you enjoy inflicting pain…
Have you gone completely insane?
(What a slouch)

[Outro]
Why do you enjoy inflicting pain…
Have you gone completely insane?
Ouch!

From the album “Slugging It Out” by The Electric Slugs

MegaEpix Enormous

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