"COAGULATION" genre: Acid Jazz
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	NEW version (from the new recording sessions for "Zenith") for a strange jazzful song. Note the three vocal parts, mixed around the stereophonic spectrum. I spent so many nights awake to find a "ritornello" for it, then one day I found out that it did not need any. It was OK this way.
	CD: ZENITH Credits: © 1999 - 2003 Giuseppe Gambino (SIAE) - Lord Bygon: all instruments and vocals
	Story Behind the Song This song had a hard birth. Just a fool idea in my mind for years, a particular sequence of chords without anything else...until one day (it was December 1998) while I was reading a book about a famous english band, I found very interesting lyrics, and I started singing them on my mysterious chords...that's how 'Coagulation' was born. Obviously, I changed the words i used as a template.The title's origin is still a mystery...I know the right word is Clotting, but Coagulation has a wonderful sound.... ---- Achievements: Top 20 Acid Jazz Charts MP3.com (February 2002) ---- Lyrics On my walkway I feel so free there's no hurry, it's only me Someone leans on the things I say I won't thank her for going away HOW DO YOU FEEL TONIGHT NOW THAT YOU'RE FREE? JUST DON'T FORGET A THNG: LIFE'S NOT A SIN In my night time there are no jails drinking summer I eat my nails HOW DO YOU CALL THAT THING YOU FEEL INSIDE? I FEEL MY PLATELETS, WHERE IS MY BRIDE? On my walkway I feel so free silly donkeys surrounding me It's the right time, I drink my beer or should I say I'm dying here? HOW DO YOU CALL THAT MOOD YOU'RE ALWAYS IN? I CALL IT DEATH, MY FRIEND, GOD BLESS MY BLOOD COAGULATION.... ©1998 - 2003 Giuseppe Gambino (SIAE)

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