Hanham 56

Hanham 56

This heavy number features our new vocalist (he insists he is not a singer) Biscuit. There are lyrics, but see if you can work them out for yourself: then you might understand where all that cash is coming from.

Gloucester, 1956: pennies and halfpennies fell down on children in Hanham as they were returning home from school. Money appearing seemingly out of nowhere...................... there have been many instances of these phenomena recorded throughout the world, from Meshchera in Russia in 1940, through Limburg (Germany), 1970, and recently in Camelon (November 2010).

Credit here in the film to the influence of James McDonald, the artist who witnessed the Camelon occurrences.

http://jamesmcdonald-art.blogspot.com/

http://nakedeyefineart.blogspot.com/

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Blackfish

Heavy metal, accompanied by the Van Credenza approach: best listened to via stereo headphones, Blackfish created vocal troubles to the group, but the final result is one of alliance and conformity.

I am the Blackfish
Cot Ta Wa Man Go
We are not buckeyes
On the Ohio

Cot Ta Wa Man Go
On the Scioto
Shawnee Kentucky
Up to Ohio

Flesh of our flesh now
Blood of our blood now
Bone of our bone now
Chalaka man now

You took our fine soil
You took our water
You took our clean sky
Blackfish took Callaway

Respect & honour,
He is our turtleback
Shawnee Scioto
No no no Cornstalk

Cot Ta Wa Man Go
Friend Moses Henry
Son Daniel Boone
I am the Blackfish

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