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Writing for 5090 2021, because it's a lovely excuse to get back to it.

The tom drums pattern was the first thing that came to me here, and as I wrote more and more parts to add to it (especially when designing the first pad) I felt I was playing it rather safe on the chord progression, and was a little critical of myself for likely repeating a chord sequence I've used in the past (or something similar to it), but I like it. What's the harm in repeating something lovely? Anyways, I still went a little berserk on some more of the sound design, then added some polyrhythms, and more and more 303's, because I'm me, so duh.
And then came the vocals, a quick write, but an honest one. I struggled with a few takes till I got recordings I was happy with, the arrangement came easily enough too.

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I'm naked
You should be naked too
I'm naked
For me, not for you

Why do I have
A closet full of clothes
I don't need those dresses
Nor those pantyhose

Even though I know
That shirt is very cute
I'd rather walk around
In my birthday suit

I'm talking Summer
The heat of the day
Why don't we simply
Let the wind have its way?

Are we so shy
We always need to hide?
If we were made in God's image
Where is our pride?

Why should I be
So damn polite
I don't even care
About the so called moral right

What's so wrong
About the naked form
Why has it been outlawed
Isn't it the norm?

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from At the End of the World (2021), track released July 4, 2021

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Melody Klein Canberra, Australia

38 year old lesbian music chick from Israel, living with my girlfriend in Canberra. I love music, bondage, board games, and amusement parks.

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