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Valhalla-la-la Lullaby
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Mine eyes have seen the glory of the tiny rodent's might/
My dear old Grammy sang their tale at my bedside each night/
One day they'll rise from their low grave and give us all a fright/
We must re-animate the mice!
Glory, glory hallelujah! We must re-animate the mice!
We have seen them in our nightmares we have seen them our dreams/
We have builded them an altar to awake their tiny screams/
Penetrate the womb of nature, we hold death in poor esteems/
We must reanimate the mice!
Glory, glory hallelujah We must re-animate the mice!
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Peril Culver City, California
Do you like weird songs written on ukulele? Perhaps with bleeps and bloops and loops? Then you're in the right place. A man recently heard a song of mine and called it The Andrews Sisters-meets-They Might Be Giants, with swirling guitars. Another friend heard a song of mine and called it Modern Sons of The Pioneers. I've made songs deemed charming and lush. Sounds about right. ... more
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