"Sofonda (Trad.)"  Parental Advisory genre: Vocals
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	Ancient scripture set to a traditional Gregorian style chant arrangement. The verse originates from the Ancient Letts; ancestors of the modern day Latvians. Roy L. wrote the arrangement, and we're not sure WHERE he got the boys choir.
	CD: Blankee   Label: Midwest Records (MID-1028)
	Story Behind the Song The Ancient Letts were ancestors of the modern day Latvians who lived before the time of Christ. Translated from verse that was written over 2000 years ago, the author pays homage to his lover named Sofonda. Roy L.'s vast historical knowledge compelled him to re-create the music that these lyrics might have been set to. Somehow Roy L. was able to round up enough pre-pubescent boys to form his own home-grown boy's choir during another of his infamous trips to Odessa. We don't know any more than that, but The Odessa Permian Boy's Choir never sounded better than this. Lyrics I was straining out of love, To kiss my Sofonda. Every time I'd give my lips, I'd see lice on my Sofonda. Never mind those damned lice, I just couldn't stand the snot. Lice have trod a path, Upon the back of my Sofonda. They feed on the back of her head, My Sofonda. But to slake their thirst, They travel to her butt.

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