March of the Otters

from Otters <3 Absinthe by theHEAD

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Inspired by an advertisement on the wall of a Tokyo train.

See the video at youtu.be/mxBJBQ5p_o4

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all off to work every single day
smiles on their faces, overalls
cartoon otters, toothy grins
clapping hands and marching in
formation straight, rhythm fine
clapping hands in perfect time
is all the rest they ever need
my feed their work, god speed
why don't you build a dam?
and stop clapping hands?
and stop pushing boulders
up and down my colon?
otters
otters
otters
otters
otters
otters?

credits

from Otters <3 Absinthe, released August 25, 2012
Music by Tom Taylor, Scott Herbert, Ben Turley, Danny Heifetz

Performed by
Scott Herbert - Acoustic guitar, Moog Little Phatty, Arturia Mini Moog, Ukulele, Vocals via Korg MS2000 Vocoder, Hand claps
Tom Taylor - Korg Polysix, Hand claps
Ben Turley - Bass
Danny Heifetz - Drums

Recorded & mixed by Scott Herbert and Jorden Brebach

Mastered by Jorden Brebach

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Director: Andrew King - vimeo.com/channels/dontlookbac...
Editor: Tom McMahon
Production Designer: Tom Taylor

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theHEAD are Scott Herbert, Tom Taylor, Ben Turley and Danny Heifetz.

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