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Another moldy-oldy, and perhaps the only song I ever hammered out with out a little help from a friend.
folk surreal satire
I've always considered myself folk, but I play an electric guitar, so you figure it out. I'm just a guy with some cheesy equipment. Sheet music really helps me
I'm just an old man recording in a basement. The band is an AdrenaLinn effects and drum machine, some amps and some guitars
Song Info
Genre
Acoustic • Acoustic Folk
Charts
Peak #126
Peak in subgenre #21
Author
Slick
Rights
Slick
Uploaded
July 19, 2012
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.2 MB • 128 kbps • 3:26
Story behind the song
Went to a folk festival, and the singer said A lot of you look like that unibomber Ted.
Lyrics
Triune Unibomber (D)Oh my name is Ed Kazinski Meet my (F) twin brother Fred. (C)You may know our triplet brother (G)Commonly known as Ted. Well, you say you put him away But he’s as free as you and me and me We all communicate Telepathically And we’re writing a manifesto And sending it away Gonna get it printed In U.S.A. today And if that worthy paper Should resist our fair demand We’ll send a letter to the editor And blow off his hands Then I awoke from my reverie It was all a dream I was laying in a Utah meadow Listening to a folk singer sing. She gestured at the crowd around And this is what she said A lot of you really look like That unibomber Ted. Why out in Moab Utah Where the soaring arches fly Where voices in the canyons Heavy with echo cry Way out in the desert ‘Neath a mighty mountain range This might not be a dream I thought But certainly it is strange For every face around me wore Glasses, a hat and a beard This might not be a dream I thought But it certainly is weird. And you think you are all safe With Ted locked in a room What you do not realize is The Unibomber is triune Yes it’s father son and Holy Ghost And Fred and Ed and Ted Whichever of us you do believe You wind up just as dead. Yes it’s father son and Holy Ghost And Fred and Ed and Ted Whichever of us you do believe You wind up just as dead.
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