1. |
break it up
02:38
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this is the way i feel
you may feel differently
these are the things i see
you may see things other than me
this is what i hear
what i hear is not always clear
this is where i stand
where i stand is shifting sand
break it up shake it up take it up
i wanna see you smile
tear me up into little pieces
scatter me in the wind
wash me in the warming cycle
throw me in the warm and spin
hang me out to dry and flutter
in the breeze baby in the breeze
hang me out to dry and flutter
in the breeze baby in the breeze
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2. |
last night's talk
04:13
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Last night's talk was sad and true
I am here for you
I love you with my heart and soul
I give my love to you
I have wandered many years
To find someone like you
You make me feel alive and free
You're the one true love for me
It's hard to change
Rearrange
All the ways I feel
But I will adjust
Be flexible
I give my love to you
I have stumbled many times
forgot from where I come
Till the end of time since time began
You are my only one
Then to hear you laugh
Was the greatest gift
I could receive
My grief is gone
Our love's lifelong
I give my love to you
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3. |
from where I come
04:18
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In 1831
2000 men gathered with guns
they walked and stalked for 60 days
failure the black line
Governor Arthur what did you think
these people they cannot be tracked
George Augustus Robinson
you were of you're time
This is a song about history
This is a song about my dear country
This is a song about history
From where I come
in 1833
200 Pallawah they came
Wybalena was their home
A treaty they had signed
In 1847
47 remained
To Oyster Cove they were returned
Shattered homeless without clothes
This is a song about history
This is a song about my dear country
This is a song about history
From where I come
In 1975
I was a taught a blatant lie
Truganinni now was gone
The culture it had died (they lied)
Manalgenna I think of you
Wooraday I think of you
Walter Arthur (Mary Arthur) I think of you
From where I come
This is a song about history
This is a song about my dear country
This is a song about history
From where I come
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4. |
cholera outbreak
04:52
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Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe
Cops shooting teens in a Northcote park
Greece exploding
It’ s a civil uprising
Capitalism leaves its victims in the dark
Cholera outbreak in Papua New Guinea
Cops shooting blacks in a L.A. street
Thailand exploding
It’s a civil uprising
Capitalism needs its victims in the dark
What were you expecting?
What were you expecting?
The river is rising – the river is rising – the river is rising
I give it all right back to you – don’t need it anymore
I give it all right back to you – don’t need it anymore
Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe
Cops shooting teens in a Northcote park
Greece exploding
It’ s a civil uprising
Capitalism leaves its victims in the dark
Cholera outbreak in Papua New Guinea
Cops shooting blacks in a L.A. street
Thailand exploding
It’s a civil uprising
Capitalism needs its victims in the dark
The real deal what you feel
The real deal what you feel
The real deal what you feel
For real inside
The real deal what you feel
The real deal what you feel
The real deal what you feel
For real inside
Living in a fantasy
Middle class reality
Using all the world’s resources and oil
I’m am going to live for this
You are going to die for that
The way of the world is not equal for all
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5. |
kiss on the cheek
02:16
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kiss on the cheek is the sweetest thing no desire no anything light and clear wet and bright kiss on the cheek is the sweetest deep inside i am wondering deep inside i'm dark deep inside i'm looking for your heart kiss on the cheek is the sweetest thing no betryal no anything
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6. |
because the night
02:36
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7. |
karen silkwood
02:51
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i feel like karen silkwood
death is on its way
i feel like karen silkwood
i yearn for better days
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8. |
next to you
03:29
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woke up this morning
something in my head
stayed with me the whole day through
it's time to lay my head
next to you how do i feel
i look at you how do you feel
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9. |
listening wind
02:45
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10. |
arc of descent
04:03
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planning your death
planning your downfall
before you realise
it's a stolen thought
updated concept
called the arc of descent
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11. |
raining outside
02:36
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well it's raining why don't you come on inside i want to see what we can find to do inside what we can possibly be my home is warm and that fire it burns so slow meet me at the place that we can be together and we can go why don't you come over here and dry your hair i'll be gentle and my touch will be full of loving tender care tender care yeah
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12. |
power and the passion
02:19
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gough was tough till he hit the rough uncle sam and john were quite enough too much for sunshine too much for sky it's just enough to make you want to cry dad's so bad he lives in the pub it's an underarm and football clubs flat chat pine gap in a every home's a big mac and no one goes outback that's that
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13. |
waterfall
04:46
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you are my wonderful wonderful waterfall you are my magical magical rain you give me wonderful wonderful life and then magic oh magically begins again without you i am all alone without you i'm alone without you i am all alone i need you to give me hope
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Jon S Williams Melbourne, Australia
Electric Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Composition
Improvisation
Recording
Performance
Vocals
I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which I live and play music: Naarm (Melbourne Australia), the unceded country of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, who speak the Woi Wurrung language.
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