"Why Don't They Care" by The P.O.S.C. Project (orh, robtob and alfstone)

[alfstone]

A political song, this time. James wrote the lyrics during the U.S.A. elections, but the words apply to many of our politicians, unfortunately...

Alfredo

Music by Roberto (robtob)
Lyrics by orh
Guitar & mixing by me

Why Don't They Care

We sit and watch from afar
No say in what may unfold
Pray common sense prevails
In this already mad world
Why don't they care
Care for their own
Ruled by religion
Driven by greed
Is it any wonder
We can't understand their creed
Why don't they care
Care for their own
Sat at the pinnacle
Top of the table
With the power to do some good
But unable
Why don't they care
Care for their own

[Redler]

Great tune and production Afredo and Roberto!! Nice tempo change at 2:45!

I liked your lyrics, James!! Fine job!

Kari

[Oldrottenhead]

great additions alfredo. i must stop watching the fox news network.

[Ted]

All kinds of surprises in this one. Nice!

[DeificDave]

Great collaboration, I'm getting a Peter Gabriel vibe from this one which can only be described as very cool, great mix of instruments, lovely song, brilliantly executed.

[bruno]

Loved the sounds on this - they almost jump out at you. They almost have a three dimensional quality. Great sounds and vox. Love the double time change - an excellent track. Well done guys.
B.

[Oldrottenhead]

I'm getting a Peter Gabriel vibe from this one

and here i was trying to achieve a fragile robert wyatt type voice     

the man i got my moniker from  .


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwXhixbpiD8

[alfstone]

Great collaboration, I'm getting a Peter Gabriel vibe from this one which can only be described as very cool, great mix of instruments, lovely song, brilliantly executed.

Thanks a lot, you are all very kind...

 

Alfredo

[steelguitar]

Great song, and collaboration
Superb music, vibrant living emotive vocals... Peter Gabriel vibe in all of that
Excellent production
Well done
Jean-Sébastien

[Ted]

Facebump. (Facebook dredged this up as a "memory" — but I don't remember it at all.)