You're Oblivious by Oldrottenhead

[Oldrottenhead]

Plugged in the Tele and this came out the other end. (note to self, redo the drums)Oh the drums are just a loop and i didn't have time to edit them, hopefully up-date that soon.

Up-date, i reprogrammed the drums and tweaked the mix a bit, new mix now here.

It is what it is.

Thank your lucky stars
You're oblivious
You just don't know
You just don't know
Put your feet up
And listen to the blues
Safe at home
Safe at home

You watch the sun go down
See the sky turn red
And the birds head home
The birds head home
The stars come out
Shine down on you
and you feel so small
You feel so small

Well you could move a mountain
If you really tried
But you don't have time
No you don't have time
A lazy day
On a sunny afternoon
No need to move
No need to move

You watch the sun go down
See the sky turn red
And the birds head home
The birds head home
The stars come out
Shine down on you
and you feel so small
You feel so small

You watch the bombs fall
On the evening news
But not on you
Not on you
It's only the tv
It's so far away
Nothing you can do
Nothing you can do

You watch the sun go down
See the sky turn red
And the birds head home
The birds head home
The stars come out
Shine down on you
and you feel so small
You feel so small

Thank your lucky stars
You're oblivious
You're oblivious

You're Oblivious

W/M
By
Oldrottenhead
Telecaster
HB Bass guitar
GarageBand drums
Iphone soft Synths
and
Vocals

[godinqc]

I really enjoyed this piece, very good vocals and lyrics .. also really liked the guitar sound.
Great work .

[hardlock]

Nice composition. Fine vocals and harmonies. Very enjoyable listen!

[Ron D Bowes]

Yeah, liking this. I think this is possibly my favourite oldrottenhead track so far. Everything sits right. Good lyrics and performance. Kudos.

[Oldrottenhead]

reprogramed drums and slightly tweaked the overall mix, new file posted.

[Mike_S]

Glad I caught this. You're stuff often stops me, makes me think. This is one of those. The music, soft and mellow hardens the impact of that powerful message. Love it.

Mike