[2006]
Album: Buckley

[2007]

…Please excuse me, Sir: I've got to go to the bathroom.

[2007]
It seems like politicians are so eager to endorse 'torture' these days!!! 'Just a little bit of torture' they say...I can't fucking imagine!!!
Hammond’s...nothing like 'em! double tracking the Hammond was just what this song needed to give it a dark quality.
For today, I'm keeping it simple, mainly to bring out the lyric (also because I'm lazy) but I'll be adding on to this no doubt.
I like the idea of manipulating some samples to enhance the 'torture' topic...But when this song is performed live it'll sound a lot like this!

[2007]
Lyrics & Music by Ralph Buckley
Album: God is Dead

[2007]
"It started with a guitar riff and took off from there. I have been writing songs about the absurdity of this war since the "bushies" sold the idea to our congressmen and of course the media (who they apparently own)....Lie after lie, after lie, after lie.
Fuck the war! It's directed towards those who are responsible and who need to be held accountable:
blah-blah-blah...is anybody listening? "

[2007]
Lyrics & Music by Ralph Buckley
Album: The Politics of War and Murder

"Living the American dream - An angry song about the state of our country right now...war in Iraq-elections '08 -patriotic act- just what does the 'American dream' mean anymore? '

[2006]
Lyrics & Music by Ralph Buckley
Album: God is Dead [2007]

This tune is a protest in a sense, a live performance of alternative blues meets the lyrical imagery of the horrors and absurdities of senseless violence and murder. Racism, holocaust, slavery, torture...the politics of war and murder...