"miso" genre: Folk
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	A happy a cappella song featuring heavy breathing, chest pounding, and lyrics from the back of a condiment package. And a true story.
	MP3.com CD: off line - buy it! CD: counting the moon   Label: (self-published) Credits: tjw: Vocals, chest pounding, heavy breathing
	Story Behind the Song A true story. Occurred and written down in spring of 1990, recorded by Andrew Rappaport in the "counting the moon" sessions in June 1992 in a few takes, while grinning madly. I never found out what "shinshu honzukuri miso shiro" means, and I hope I never will. Lyrics shinshu honzukuri miso shiro (tamari) shinshu honzukuri miso shiro (hijiki) shinshu honzukuri miso shiro (wasabi) shinshu honzukuri miso shiro (ebi, ebi furai) i was eating a miso-mustard sandwich (my favorite) and reading the box it came in (the miso) it was written in Japanese (phonetic) which i can't read (pathetic) so all i know are the words my pronunciation may be awful, and i expect it is 'cause all i know of Japanese i learned from menus and cookboks

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