附注:
I-I-I like to hang out in them fields by Interstate 5 in
California. It is a long stretch of freeway, and when
folks break down out there, I try to scare `em. Works
best in the dark. When folks let out a scream, I tape
em with my tape recorder. I like to play it back fast,
slow, or normal. I write music to it, It's fun. Aaaggghhh
frost bite frost bite I got the chills.
I wrote this dangler in this case. The first membrane is
a finger-picking deal, real country-like. You play the
bass line with you nub--I mean thumb--and it alternates
like so: Low e-string, d-string, a-string, d-string, like
that there. Ge-ge-get away from me! Other three nubs
(index, middle, ring) apply to g b and high e strings. It's
real torn-up, chopping-block like.
Other block is picking and grinnin (I can't grin,
`course). It's also country-like-couple notes on a string
then another open. Makes the strings sustain longer.
It's raunchy, very raunchy. Remember, there ain't non
soufsdfsouhslausoufsdfsouhghtersoufsdfsouh.
See yous in the magic shop in Disneyland.
