"The Sinking of the Navigator" genre: Darkwave
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	An improvisational piece from our Inner Ear studios recording.
	Label: Liberation Through Hearing Credits: Eulogy
	Story Behind the Song Music & lyrics were improvised in late evening on June 9 2002 at Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, VA. The lyrics follow a theme which is that of my experiences working on fish trawler boats in Alaska. The boat that me & Butch worked on, the Navigator, now lies at the bottom of the Bering Sea, having been sunk on purpose to create an artificial reef. I have nightmares where the hell reality of the fishing boat connects with the hell reality of my high school - where I'm trapped in a labyrinth world of locker rooms full of pollock fish innards. Lyrics The way motion rivets through our bodies here.... How long have I stood in this hallway The sea climbs She wants to see Her newborn Trembling with the horror of her mass We strain to stay afloat We watch of the hands of the clock It was like someone sewed them underneath our skin I never knew what time it is Hope to see you again Way out there A yellow light moves up & down on the water Someone told me it was a floating city I have these dreams where all the rooms connect together Sometimes it's like with my school Connecting to the different rooms Their mouths are opening & grinning I put my hands down their throats I poked my fingers through the openings of their eyes....... Hey brother it's cold down there

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