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It will come back to you

by Brevard Busking Coalition

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1.
Fanga alafia 04:10
(J. Campbell, traditional) Fanga Alafia Ashe Ashe Ikabo Alafia Ashe Ashe Welcome to our world today Good health to you always Peace is my intention and motivates what I say Look into my eyes again I want to make sure you are a friend Trust should be expected With innocence as a trend No tricks up our sleeves No war, no disease We only come in peace “Fanga” is a mystery It could mean anything “Alafia” translates as welcome Good health to you and peace “Ashe” is authority Vital life-force energy The word for inner power That exists in everything “Ikabo” I don’t know Forgiveness some say so David wants to sing about burritos!!!
2.
(J. Campbell) Cheeseburger cheeseburger washed down with corn syrup Made up for the masses In factories of doom E. coli in Cookies and beefy beef patties Salmonella in dairy and peanutty treats Illegal fence jumpers are doing the dirty work of the committee and the chairman is pleased They are illegal and they’ll go to jail So they keep their mouths shut to keep family One for the money and two for the power and three for the party it’s going to be fun The plates are all filled for the men of the hour So raise up your glasses in awe Three cheers for the leaders who allow this to happen Monsanto employees in charge The plates are all filled for the men of the hour So raise up your glasses in awe Send the beef to boarding school where they wade in fecal matter gorging on a ton of corn till the meat marbles Party on the killing floor everyone is wanting more eviscerating bovines smashing in their skulls Send the beef to finishing school E. coli goes everywhere Where they wade for weeks in poo E. coli goes everywhere When they tear their intestines E. coli goes everywhere When you chew the uncooked food E. coli goes ev-ery-where
3.
(His Cheap Moves, J. Campbell) Chalmun’s Cantina A wretched hive of villany and scum reminds me of Sidi Driss in Matmata, South Tunisia Ponda Baba Leave me alone! I came for the Modal Nodes Mos Eisley just ain’t for me This space bar has to go Don’t hassle me anymore Down at the UKO My friend does not like you I don’t like you either Figrin D’an plays lead Fiending out on glitterstim spice It’s harvest time and Han is back from Millennium Kessel Run Glitterstim has finally seen the light Figrin D’an – That Kloo horn is hot! Ponda Baba, I will slit your throat!
4.
mycelium 02:55
(J. Campbell, b. tilford) i rock for the zeolite stilbite, i’m post volcanic like rhyolite i rock igneous sedimentary all the way from olivene to serpentine i rock for the wind and the water, turning into pebbles at the bottom i rock for the plains and the mountains; the forces of erosion! i’m a roller for the skates and coasters, rollin up, away, back, on, in, and over i roll for the tootsies and the -ing stones don’t forget the dinner rolls risin in 160 species 25 billion cells in a gram of yeasties saccaromyces cerevisiae, mycillium wall to wall, square, circle or oblong we used to wear em glad that didn’t last long fashionable functionality, traditional, contemporary could be made of wool, silk or cotton just to walk all over it often puttin quality in the density let’s cut a rug defining the division of the species, all the way with the X or the Y we’re reproducing or attempting not to be with intense velocity taking it home with the chromosones introducing DNA to the moans and groans about to explode!
5.
Ceviche 03:29
(db, J. Campbell) Flowing wind on salty bay water is warm today Upon lime trees our clothes do hang While we wash our cuts away The Island smolders close to the impact of our former plane La la la la la* Coconuts feed our face found a fishing net today Quenching thirst sweet water rain Found our suitcase At sunset I found the matches we made a fire place Fishing net Ocean breaks sip the coconut awake Picking limes at midday Catching fish to soak away Clean fillets and marinate till Galactic stars shine through Ceviche for you! It rains every day but the fires are easy to make Fish come by the net full In no hurry to pass this away An accidental paradise we never signal planes
6.
spec 04:31
(b. tilford) i feel like a spec like a drop of water floating in a stream down on a river rollin to the sea up thru the clouds right off the earth and on my way out to be a universe together, span the distance stick together, make the rhythm since it’s always in the timing a sense of time is always in motion cleverly winding up away i feel just like a spec… is it just a matter of time and space keeps us all in this place walking thru a human race always i feel like a spec like a drop of water floating in the stream down on a river rollin to the sea up and thru the clouds right off the earth and on my way out now i feel like a spec like a universe floating in the heavens on the outskirts of infinity knowing all the while that it started just a spark on the map of my mind sparks together span the distance sparks together make the rhythm
7.
(J. Campbell) The hippopotamus is semi-aquatic living in the rivers and lakes Aggressive creatures that kill lots of people They can bite you right in two Hippos look like pigs and other ungulates Even though they’re cetaceans Kenyapotamus the fossil example 16 million years ago today The hippopotamus once lived in the forest and plains He grew fatter and fatter and fatter because he ate all day I want to live in the river! Please oh Lord. It’s Way too hot I want to live with the fishes. Please oh Lord. The sun won’t stop! The Lord N’gai told the hippo that he did love the fish and that a hippo in the water would treat each one as a dish You must change your eating habits I will protect the fish And they are very dear to me, oh no, I cannot grant your wish The hippopotamus thought about the wishes of the Lord And how happy he would be if he were hot no more Lord I won’t eat even one and I will prove this I will spread my dung on the banks and show no bones from fish
8.
Pesto 04:49
(J. Campbell) Living upon the notion that the every day’s a flim-flam To the man who believes in due hate unto his fellow man He could’ve been happy, but he chose to be not Now he’s giving, giving what he hasn’t got Walking on his path he doesn’t seem to be misled He thinks his inward thoughts are out of place within his judging head Stepping to the motion of self manifesting evil beats He only speaks of God when his ego needs boosting He takes his checkbook and writes unto the charity Man doesn’t that feel great! But peace starts right here, man and there’s no time to waste The man’s a megalomaniac and he’s going down. Sitting on his throne empty promises run wild From his lips he sinks ships calling all but him a little child “Go buy the book!”, with an order and a frown While children do his work tending basil in the ground Hungry people? Yeah, and ten are throwing seed And one by one by one they are disappearing At night we lick our wounds and pray for a meal as Madam Wong soothes Evil Man’s primal feelings Time passes, or so the story goes, and mutiny gets planted in the ground Harvest time comes quickly, and we all share pesto Evil Man and Madam Wong come out from the castle to shake their fingers Saying there’s no cash at all, and there’s no peace of mind at all to take home. No No. You are hungry (please bring food) and all alone “Won’t you praise me?”, cried the Evil Man And in awe of the beast, was poor Madam Wong Everybody tired of the motions of the Evil Man and the lass who followed who couldn’t take her own hand Courage uplifted! and puffed our chests out. as Evil Man cried we all had given up! Global peace? No, but just in you promising something when your promise was untrue Working all that time, I look at what I got No food in my freezer, but for you a bag of rot! Madam Wong, you should run back home!
9.
(J. Campbell) Do what you’ve always done And you’ll get what you’ve always gotten It’s such a shame to live in this world When you can’t see your problem Visualize a happier you Realize that it could be true Formalize this process and you’re alive But you won’t do it You’re far too lazy Comfortable? You must be crazy Lies don’t work you always know truth And in the end hides the proof Die! That’s all in your head Don’t buy your gravestone before you’re dead You love to take from many just for one And I can tell that because you’re human Visualize a happier you Realize that it could be true Formalize this process and you’re alive But you won’t do it You’re far too lazy Comfortable? You must be crazy Lies don’t work you always know truth And in the end hides the proof
10.
(b. tilford) we sit starin, not even carin if we find, there’s nothin to do later on if we still can’t find it, then babe, we’ll do that too we make some love and set it free, it will come back to me it will come back to you, just what we thought it would do we don’t count the days, we see forever in each one as they go by you’ re the rainbow of spices in the seasons of my life all the money’s gone, too bad that love won’t pay the rent, they both come so fast all we have is each other and all we want is what we have we make some love and set it free, it will come back to me it will come back to you, just what we thought it would do just what we thought it would do, it will come back to you

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this album features all 5 members of Oranga Tanga v1.0
full album details available at brevardbusking.org/music/albums

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released October 8, 2011

all arrangements by bbc.
recorded, mixed, & mastered @ db studio.
additional overdubs recorded @ gb studio + Tvaarksanianica Bay Area Center for the Digital Recording Arts, Eastern Annex.

artwork by Francis Gigantic.
photography by John Sluder, Lisa Campbell, & db.

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Oranga Tanga West Melbourne, Florida

Strange stirrings are reported from the jungle. A breeze swirls the atmosphere like a nun stirs her morning coffee. The smell of drums is heavy in the air, like a remembered punch. The natives, never ones to contemplate these things, are restless and getting restlesser. There is no unrestlesting the restlesserification of… this is where the doctor said I should stop writing. ... more

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