"fOR thE TripPeRS" genre: Indie
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	A whacky and humorous tale about a man and a magic mushroom. Has been described as Dr Zeus meets Syd Barrett.
	CD: SNOWDROPPER   Label: N/A Credits: Paul Bray, Hamish Hunter, Geoff McIver, Produced and Engineered by Zinzendorf
	Story Behind the Song Inspired by a magic mushroom trip taken with a group of piss funny English travellers I met whilst travelling in Indonesia. Lyrics For the Trippers Late last night I had a dream I dreamed I heard a mushroom scream It then appeared I was awake I calmed him down and fed him cake He told me of the things hed seen And then the walls began to breathe Thought that I was seeing things So impolite in front of guests My mushroom friend I said to him I like your hat and cheesy grin He danced a dance and ate the cat Took a breath and sang See this world you know so well All its perfumes and rancid smell Take my stalk Ill lead the way Lead the way… Then he vomits up the cat And looks at me as if to say I must have eaten too much cake But what the hell we make mistakes Intrigued I was by my new friend The way he smoked a cigarette Not afraid to poke a flame Then shit his pants and run away Just as I was going to say “I like your style” – aloud he sang See this world you know so well All its perfumes and rancid smell Take my stalk Ill lead the way Lead the way… I took his stalk and off we went Through valleys low and up again He cracked some jokes and pulled my tits This fungus was hilarious We pondered life on hills of green And talked about important stuff Like rubber gloves in cavities In which you ought not put such things The silence that ensued this talk Was broken by his golden voice See this world you know so well All its perfumes and rancid smell Take my stalk Ill lead the way Lead the way… Laughter, mayhem, tears of joy Pretending to be Leonard Nimoy The sun arose above a mount My friend had gone, I felt profound.

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