"Tiger and the Radio" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	This is the original version of the song. The words were written by Rachael Stein.
	CD: Goodbye Adalanda! (track 8)   Label: Kitefishing Family Credits: C. Chamberlain, Stein
	Story Behind the Song The samples are a "radio" show recorded by Camden Chamberlain and his older brother Tad when they were kids living in Peru. Lyrics A little boy went out to catch a tiger one day, with a rope and a net in his hands. He had all his wits about him, he knew all his hunter's lore. He was strong and fierce and grand... I'm gonna catch a big one, I'm gonna catch a brute. I'm gonna junp on him and tease him till he's mad. Then I'll tie my rope around his neck he said and I'll take him home to show my mom and dad... A tiger cub went out to catch a boy one day with his growl and his sharp mighty claws. He had all his wits about him, he knew all his tiger's lore. He marched proudly on his orange and black paws...I'm gonna creep, I'm gonna sneak, I'm gonna watch real close. I'm gonna wait until the time is just right, then I'll pounce on that boy and bite him he said, and I'll take him home to dinner tonight... So the tiger searched hig and the boy searched low and the sun sank down in the sky. It was gettin' pretty gloomy in the forest when they found themselves eye to eye... "Graar" said the tiger. "Raar" said the boy as they made mean faces and stared. But neither one knew quite what to do next. To tell you the truth they were scared... So the tiger crouched down and he gave a little shrug and the boy climbed up onto his back. They ate milk and cookies by the fire that night in mama tiger's little wooden shack.

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