Perturbazione

Ecco cosa succede a chi trasgredisce la semplicissima regola: prima il dovere, poi il piacere. Nemmeno sotto Natale si può stare tranquilli.

Un tuffo negli ammonimenti del passato e nel presente che si attualizza in maniera differente da come si era pensato che andasse.

Un lieto fine.  Come la fine di questo periodo di streaming.

Vi aspettiamo domani 23 dicembre 2009 per farvi gli Auguri, regalandovi l’intero disco che avete sentito in questo mese insieme all’artwork definitivo della copertina e del libretto interno del cd.

Nel frattempo eccovi il dodicesimo e ultimo brano

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The scariest day of my life

When I was a child
I used to go riding on my bike
I used to ride all day
from eight in the morning until night

My mother used to say:
‘Do your homework, then you’ll play’
Sometimes she locked the front door
but I sneaked down the pipe anyway

Then one afternoon
I was riding downhill on my bike
When I saw the traffic light
turning from green to red

I pulled the breaks eventually
but they were wet and slippery
My bike was like a rocket ship
I closed my eyes and said ‘goodbye’

A car on my right
a bus on my left
the screetching of brakes
the sound of a horn

But I heard no crash
I opened my eyes
I finally stopped
I was still alive

I couldn’t believe it
I’ll always remember
the scariest day of my life

My mother used to say:
‘Do your homework, then you’ll play’
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day

My mother used to say:
‘Do your homework, then you’ll play’
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day