"Swimming in the Hudson" genre: Trip Hop
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	a song about the ill effects of unrestrained capitalism and greed culture.
	CD: none   Label: none Credits: ©Copyright 1998 A. Ingkavet/BMI
	Story Behind the Song A groovy bluesy setting for an introspective look at capitalism. Lyrics Swimming in the Hudson 50 stories down on Seventh Avenue Which wall to lean the ladder on? Which wall to lean the ladder on? ‘Cause with one more rung and I’ll be done buskin’ widgets for a dollar His corner office spies entire upper west side meanwhile down below park pigeons feed on the fast food crumbs the humid lint of his Milano suits And in the black, black waters of the Hudson he flails about mad mad for some attention a handsome lifeguard stands smoking coolly on the pier Underneath your chauffeur’s wheels neck deep in the rush hour plunge a lone guitarist sings chasing the blues away And in the black, black waters of the Hudson he screams aloud help help me now I’m drowning a handsome lifeguard stands smoking coolly on the pier smoking, coolly, on the pier ©Copyright 1998 Andrew Ingkavet/BMI

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