Cyber-Palimpsest by Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Young Charles Loved Magic Tricks
Tied Himself to Innocence
Agony in Eight Long Fits
Click on the following link and listen to “Dear Charles”, a song written by S.P. and javier hernandez-miyares.
Steven Pacia: vocals, and acoustic guitar
Javier Hernandez-Miyares: harpsichord, strings, drums, electric guitar, and backing vocals
lyrics written by S.P.
Dear Charles
the greatest Love in the world
is people drinking from their own wells…
this song is dedicated to gustavo gutierrez who wrote the book “the Theology Of Liberation”.
the shadow of tours continues with the following song written by javier hernandez-miyares and performed by john easter mills on drums, mary k on organ, donald jonhson on vocals, alberto miyares on bass, and javier hernandez-miyares on guitar. all you have to do is click and listen to “Where The Pieces Fall”.
The greatest love that i have known
Is the love that knocked the king from out of his throne
Out of his throne
The greatest love that i have seen
Is the love that put the queen under the guillotine
Under the guillotine
So if you want it all
You have to know where the pieces fall
You have to know where they fall
The greatest love in the world
Is locked away in a prison cell
Locked in a prison cell
The greatest love some people say
Is just a change that’s waiting to be made
It’s just a change away
So if you want it all
You have to know where the pieces fall
You have to know where they fall
If you want that love at all
You have to know where the pieces fall
The greatest love in the world
Is people drinking from their own wells
From their own wells
So if you want it all
You have to know where the pieces fall
You have to know where they fall
If you want that love at all
You have to know where the pieces fall
Music and lyrics by Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, javier hernandez miyares, alberto miyares, john millspaugh, donald johnson, Where The Pieces Fall
Fee Fi Fo Fum during a “Street Attack” in 1977
in the next few weeks we will be posting the music of Fee Fi Fo Fum for your listening pleasure, and to revisit their urban pop sensibility, which straddled the plastic optimism of MTV and the dark side of Reagan’s moon. these songs existed at a time when aids was ravaging while corporatism was ravishing our humanity. it’s all over now for the four f’s; nevertheless, we will embark on the postmortem of a band that sang to our spirit that a better world is possible.
The following link is the launching point and click for the Fee Fi Fo Fum shadow of tours, which begins now.
Sugar Ditch Alley (Live at Feb’s 1987)
Tags: Fee Fi Fo Fum, javier hernandez-miyares, alberto miyares
a few psycho haikus for your enjoyment
these are dedicated to W
a tyrant dangles
watching saddam on a rope
anticipation
when the plank falls down
the tyrant is off the hook
until reckoning
“escalation”
bush urgently hopes
emergency surgery
ends insurgency
psycho haikus by javier hernandez-miyares
Tags: javier hernandez-miyares, george w. bush, saddam execution, escalation, psycho haiku
