-->MOCKING BIRD<--
-by-
DAVE KHAYAT
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Dave Khayat, 1998
Just can't find a style,
can I? I've tried speed-
garage, techno, d&b, soul,
pop, rock, even classical,
and I'm still writing stuff
like this! Wow, I'm a gimp.
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This song is dedicated to
the wonderful Mr Johnson,
who, apart from teaching me
English at my preparatory
school, was obsessed with
Mocking Birds. Well, Harper
Lee's novel actually.
Anyway, this took away from
me that half-hour after
Neighbours on a Thursday
afternoon.
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>>\MOCKING BIRD/<< by Dave
--------------------Khayat
30/7/98 |-------
Approx Length: 2:02 min:sec
Ripped instruments from
anywhere.
Greetz to:
Milly, Sez, Kappal, Sopht,
Dennis, JellyBelly007, JB,
James F, BackSeat, Phil H,
AngelWings99, Lucy Ellis,
Lucy Stemp (STOP SENDING ME
JUNK MAIL LS!), Beaver,
MarkyBoyBadger, Danny F,
Sephiroth, Cloud, Tifa,
Barret, Red XIII, Cid,
Yuffie, Cait Sith (do you
know that's pronounced
"CAIT SHEE"? Weird...),
Rude, Reno, Elena, Rufus,
Tseng, and our dearly
departed Aeris.
OK, the last 14 names were
from Final Fantasy VII, but
what can I say? They're
so real they're almost
tangible..
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Even though blatantly amateurish and there are some quite "wrong" notes, this song has never failed to bring a grin to my contorted face. A catchy chromatic slide down the scale with continuing simple root arpeggios makes it almost... good! I've been singing it all day... basically this is a quick-fix. Just like Bomberman relieved stress, this will relieve... anything! If there's a song stuck in your head, then listen to this to get it out. But watch it, this'll replace it... Admittedly, Dave could have done more with this effort. But he's done well for himself. Technically it's not fantastic. Hell, it ain't even good. All Dave has done is simply get a C-E-G arpeggio and repeated it, lowering the basenote by a semitone each time. He's also done the unforgivable and brought in instruments one-by-one - but when it's all patted together... it's kinda good! It's earned a place in my playlist anyway.. and not all songs get there!