Symphony No. 1 in B Minor, Op. 2, by Daisy Pusher

Symphony No. 1 in B Minor, Op. 2

by Daisy Pusher

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The original limited edition 3" CD-R from 2011. Made in upwards of 150 copies.

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	1.	Symphony No. 1 in B Minor, Op. 2 20:16	lyrics
	Why can't you just decide, d'you need a referendum This isn't politics it's your own life I see you never listen to what's different Will someone gouge away your respirator Inside premonitions prevent I can't contort myself to listen to it I've been bored with so ordinary Can't turn your heads away from the definiendum Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide You keep denying it is a corrigendum You need to break the doors and burn the pieces You keep denying it is a corrigendum It's in the fire you will find the wisdom Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Silence Silence Inside my ample state the is no reason Silence Silence Inside my ample state the is no reason Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide When I kill for myself I feel so much When I care for myself I care so wrong When sound for myself I mind for myself When I mind for myself When I mind for myself Well I've got my reasons I fear tomorrow When I fell for my reasons I killed tomorrow And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm at somewhere And I'm with somebody And I'm feeling so mechanical I cannot watch it And I kill for myself I kill for myself When I'm feeling so alive when When I'm feeling so all in and somewhere else When I'm feeling so alive when When I'm feeling so all in and somewhere And I'm feeling so mechanical I cannot watch it And I kill for myself I kill for myself Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes They never will They never will decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide Eyes Decide

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"Symphony No. 1 in B Minor, Op. 2" is Daisy Pusher's take on a three movement symphony. It was an embryo of a song left over from the "Radiant Black" sessions that was worked into this epic 20 minute piece. Originally released as a limited edition 3" CD-R.

Most of the lyrics was written by first recording wordless vocals that came naturally in the moment, then writing text that sounded as close to that nonsensical first take as possible. Unless there were actual sentences formed at the get-go. Some freedom was allowed though to make the lyrics somewhat coherent, even though there still are some parts where the lyrics/vocals stray into very creative languaging.

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released September 18, 2011

Written, performed and produced by Daisy Pusher. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Daisy Pusher at Current Island Laboratories.

Cover art by Daisy Pusher.

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