"I, Amoeba" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	What is it like to have only one cell?
	Credits: Original artwork "Big Bead" by Linda Adam-Hall
	Story Behind the Song Actually written in the 1980s as a meditation of alternate consciousness (called "Stalking the Wild Amoeba"), it was trimmed down and made into a song in 2003, and it took on the current form, which seemed to be the ruminations of an evolving one-celled being. Lyrics I, Amoeba chortling belated i sneak into the mist. right tackles left, uneven brain heaven is vast eyeballs are round dawn panacea seizure at ten primary sound wave evolves laughwards flight's not the first time we conquered the air in breathing it deeply its purpose is bare i swallow it whole my time is a pastime

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