"From Your Pedestal"  Parental Advisory genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	This is a little swing/rock thing that samples Claude Bolling's Big Band's recording of "Everybody Wants To Be A Cat." All about my bank robbing past. Right.
	CD: Unleashed 2.0   Label: (none) Credits: Voice and instruments by J Dog
	Story Behind the Song Here you hear a Rickenbacker 4003FL fretless bass through distortion, a Yamaha keyboard (piano sound) through an envelope filter, an inexpensive but tasty Zoom drum machine, and a Zoom sampler. Oh, yeah, and a squeaky voice. Lyrics We tried to rob a bank once I think it was a big mistake we tried to get out before they got back from eating lunch by the man-made lake in the park but the bell rang, time to return to the work that works their fingers to the bone and then the bell rang time to go home they left the place without a clue They didn't know we were even around it shows you got to wake up to get down from your pedestal to see what's going on Just sixty-one hours to go my mouth was feeling kind of dry looked for water but we only found one bottle of bubbly from the Christmas party so we drank it down, the three of us and that, my friends, was our mistake we tried to get out, couldn't see straight, started spinning and I passed right out We didn't know they were even around it shows you got to wake up to get down from your pedestal to see what's going on They put us in the jail once it had to be a big mistake we tried to get out before they got back to lock the door to the man-made gate in the park then we got in a laundry cart that cart got put on to a truck and from that truck we busted out the driver didn't even give a f*** He didn't know we were even around it shows you got to wake up to get down from your pedestal to see what's going on

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