We're Far Enough From Heaven Now We Can Freak Out

We're Far Enough From Heaven
Now We Can Freak Out

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Analysis

“Inspired by the Rolling Stones’s Ed Sullivan performance of “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction” on February 13, 1966; Ken Kesey, the Merry Pranksters, the Who’s “Magic Bus” and Tom Wolfe’s journalistic masterpiece: The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test; Tawl Ross’s thirty-year acid trip and his scary freakout escapade Detrimental Vasoline; lastly, the MC5 and the White Panthers’s anti-establishment commitment to rock n roll, dope and fucking in the streets…” CLICK FOR SOURCE PAGE

Lyrics

We’re far enough from heaven now we can freak out…

There’s a world under your zipper and it wants to break out…

There’s a killer in the hall and he’s munching it all

BANG! BANG! Go his jaws and he’s hungry for more…

You can see it. You can feel it—metal to your head

Might as well kiss the monster, laugh and fuck ‘til you’re dead…

Yeah Boccaccio I got this brand new idea

Let’s take over this mansion and tell some stories in here

Who can cook? Who can clean? Who will paint the fence?

Who can cook? Who can clean? Who will paint the fence?

Who can cook? Who can clean? Who will paint the fence?

IWILLIWILLIWILLIWILLIWLLLIWILLLLIWILLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!

Music

Credits

"Ink Is An Instrument Publishing (ASCAP)/Tang Nivri Publishing (ASCAP)/Apodictic Arts (ASCAP). Psychedelic Feast Produced, Arranged, and Composed by Wonder & Lightning. With Additional Manic Vocal Shenanigans by Roman GianArthur. Recorded at Wondaland Recording Studios in Atlanta, GA. Engineered by Control Z. Mixed by Chris Carmouche at Stankonia Recording, Atlanta, GA. Mastered by Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound, NYC. Apple Microjam 9000: Chuck Lightning. Neptune Jungle 5000 Drums and assorted ATLien Drum Programming: Nate Wonder. Angelic Jamboree Acoustic and Electric Guitars: Nate Wonder. Warm Sunshine Bass: Nate Wonder. Lead apocalyptic sermons: Chuck Lightning. Assorted background choir hollers, lalalas and chants: Nate Wonder, Chuck Lightning, Sharmin Kajemi and Michelle Manuel.

Post-Sermon Interlude Synthesizers and French Kiss Drum Programming: Nate Wonder."

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