"Where Answers Always Hide" a Hook original for TVFest

[Hook]

Inspired by Sherlock, done on the MBR.



1 uke
1 drums (ydd60 +dd35) stereo
1 vocal
1 bass (TJ)
1 muted trumpet(TJ)

Where Answers Always Hide

written & performed by Hook

I'd like to think that there's
nothing elementary about me
No sleight-of-hand or crystal balls
Just a keen and clever eyes
that apparently see all

Deduce the obvious conclusion
Clear out the clutter and confusion

I take what others take for granted
Arrange the random and see how they planned it

Observe the basic facts
Then look deeper than that

What is it
When did it get here
Where did it come from
Why & how did it happen
And who is to blame

Deduce the obvious conclusion
Clear out the clutter and confusion

I am willing to put aside
Heart and soul at least in my mind
Traveling to stranger tides
Where answers always hide

[Redler]

This is sweet and very laid back track. Stunning job on each instrument! The recording and production is very professional!

(In my opinion, you don't need any new Tascam recorder   )

[64Guitars]

Great job, Hook. I love the drums and the ThumbJam trumpet.

I haven't seen Sherlock yet. I loved the Sherlock Holmes books, but I understand this series is quite different as it's set in the present. Somehow that doesn't appeal to me. But I've heard that it's quite a good show, so I'll probably check it out one of these days.

[Bluesberry]

Now this is special sounding, thats a heck of a track.  Its so unique a feeling, from something so seemingly simple, its very deceptive, captivating, enchanting.......wicked Hook.  Well recorded.

[bruno]

My favourite thing on TV by a long mile. Great and inspired track. Love the picking on the Uke - that gives the track quite a different feel. I really, really like this track - excellent chord changes in this, major to minor - ace! You are on fire brother
B

[Jarle]

Nice song. The uke gives this song a really nice flavour.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

As original as ever, not seen the series, didn't really fancy it, but I like this, a lot.  Roscoe