"Lie-Telling Organ" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	Let the ethereal sound of 3 organs playfully swirling in arial courtship transport you to an alternative realm (be it dimmunitive dwarfish paradise, or otherworldy carnival) where liars can't tell but the truth. We're talking Momus country, here.'
	CD: Ralph Elliphant Credits: keyboards, vox, drum programming - Pat.
	Story Behind the Song This song was originally conceived as a celebration of the enchanting sound of the organ, but I developed the decidedly more sinister lyrics later. In unrelated news, if you have Reason, get yerself an Oxygen 8 . . . they're great.o Lyrics I should cut my tongue out for what it's made me do I should cut my tongue out for the lies it's told to you like I love you and I need you and I always will be true I should cut my tongue out, that's exactly what I'll do. But I shouldn't stop there there's a partner in it's crime But I shouldn't stop there and they're scheming all the time; They tell me I should leave you and that girl would feel divine. I should really stop them But I haven't got the spine. (cut it off cut if off cut if off) There's just one solution Only one way left for me There's just one solution That's frontal lo-bot-o-my You'll leave me when I'm braindead Go on a shopping spree . . . There's just one solution but I'm just too cowardly Let me say I'm sorry for causin' so muc h strife Let me say I'm sorry but I really fear the knife; I'm afraid of the operation and I'd have to tell the wife So I'll just say I'm sorry but I really like my life (he likes his life he likes his life he's never gonna change, you may think he's deranged, he likes his life)

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