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September 12, 2025 A New State
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[Intro]
Does it matter
(Not a normal state)
Atoms splatter
(Record the date)
[Verse 1]
Found ourselves
(In a new state)
Beyond garden elves
(Cosmos vibrate)
[Chorus]
Does it matter
(Not a normal state)
Atoms splatter
(Record the date)
[Bridge]
(Not)
Solids or liquid
(Taunt)
Gases and plasma
(Break out charisma)
Un-phased
(And amazed)
[Verse 2]
So here we are
(Our state bizarre)
What are we now
(Pow… then wow!)
[Chorus]
Does it matter
(Not a normal state)
Atoms splatter
(Record the date)
[Bridge]
(Not)
Solids or liquid
(Taunt)
Gases and plasma
(Break out charisma)
Un-phased
(And amazed)
[Outro]
Does it matter
(Not a normal state)
Quantum splatter
(Record the date)
An un-phased state
(Un-phased)
… and amazed
From the album “Unfazed“
4 min
June 17, 2025 Far Away
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[Verse 1]
Your truth’s been lost
At a tremendous cost
You can call the toll
(Your soul)
[Bridge]
How far?
[Chorus]
You are far
(Far, far away)
Quite bizarre
(How far away)
[Bridge]
Where you’re at…
(Compared to fact)
[Verse 2]
Your brain… turned to toast
Yet, you continue to boast
Ethical meltdown, at the very least
More likely the soul of a beast
[Bridge]
How far?
[Chorus]
You are far
(Far, far away)
Quite bizarre
(How far away)
[Bridge]
Where you’re at…
(Compared to fact)
[Chorus]
You are far
(Far, far away)
Quite bizarre
(How far away)
[Outro]
Where you’re at…
(Compared to fact)
Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US
From the album “Stretch“
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
3 min
May 11, 2025 Out of a Hat
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[Verse 1]
Does he know what he’s talking about
I’m having severe doubt
All he does is scream and shout
Oh, well… we’re about to find out
[Chorus]
Did he pull that answer
Out of a hat
Sure ain’t no dancer
Just a cat and fat
[Bridge]
Big man, pig man
(Gives new meaning to damn)
Gives knew meaning to demand
[Verse 2]
Does he know what he’s talking about
Or is he blowing smoke out his arse
Truly a charade… a laughing farce
Any doubt… listen to him shout
[Chorus]
Did he pull that answer
Out of a hat
Sure ain’t no dancer
Just a cat and fat
[Bridge]
Big man, pig man
(Gives new meaning to damn)
Gives knew meaning to demand
[Chorus]
Did he pull that answer
Out of a hat
Sure ain’t no dancer
Just a cat and fat
[Outro]
Big man, pig man
(How bizarre you are)
ABOUT THE SONG
he song “Out of a Hat” is a sharp, satirical critique of Donald Trump’s presidency, portraying his leadership as chaotic, impulsive, and theatrically shallow—like a magician pulling tricks from a hat without substance or strategy.
Verse 1:
“Does he know what he’s talking about / I’m having severe doubt / All he does is scream and shout…”
This opening casts Trump as someone lacking expertise or coherence, relying instead on volume and bluster. It reflects the widespread public and expert concern over his uninformed decision-making, often delivered through rants and inflammatory rhetoric.
Chorus:
“Did he pull that answer / Out of a hat / Sure ain’t no dancer / Just a cat and fat”
Here, the metaphor of pulling an answer “out of a hat” suggests spur-of-the-moment decisions—off-the-cuff, unvetted, and perhaps entirely fabricated. The lines mock his self-presentation: “Just a cat and fat” undercuts bravado with visual and verbal ridicule, making him seem more caricature than leader.
Bridge:
“Big man, pig man / (Gives new meaning to damn) / Gives knew meaning to demand”
This bridge echoes Pink Floyd-style social commentary, equating Trump with unchecked greed, gluttony, and authoritarianism. “Gives new meaning to demand” hints at his bullying tactics, executive overreach, and transactional worldview. The wordplay (“knew meaning”) also implies distortion of norms and language.
Verse 2:
“Or is he blowing smoke out his arse / Truly a charade… a laughing farce”
This verse escalates the critique. “Blowing smoke” implies deception or nonsense, while “charade” and “laughing farce” depict the presidency as a spectacle detached from competence or seriousness. His shouting, again, is framed as distraction rather than leadership.
Outro:
“Big man, pig man / (How bizarre you are)”
The closing line sums up the central theme: a man inflated by ego, consumed by performance, and ultimately unfit for the role he’s playing. The “bizarre” nature of his actions reflects the unprecedented, norm-shattering nature of his term in office.
In short:
“Out of a Hat” channels frustration, satire, and disbelief at a presidency defined more by noise and illusion than substance. It skewers a leader who improvises recklessly, prioritizes image over impact, and leaves observers wondering whether anything he does has grounding in reality.
Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US
From the album “Pull“
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
4 min
May 05, 2025 Thunder Gods
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[Intro]
(God) Thunder Gods!
[Verse 1]
Has it really come to this…
Mother Nature’s pissed
She puts out the call
To all:
[Bridge]
Thunder Gods,
Humanity’s at odds!
[Chorus]
Let your thunder bolt (jolt!)
Set the world on fire (take it higher)
The wonder (of rolling thunder)
Time they’re told it’s dire (Fire, fire!)
[Bridge]
(God) Thunder Gods!
[Verse 2]
Would you look at where we are
Do you find it bizarre
We’ve taken things to far
Causing harm (sound the alarm!)
[Bridge]
Thunder Gods,
Humanity’s at odds!
[Chorus]
Let your thunder bolt (jolt!)
Set the world on fire (take it higher)
The wonder (of rolling thunder)
Time they’re told it’s dire (Fire, fire!)
[Outro]
Thunder Gods,
Against the odds!
(Oh, my god!)
ABOUT THE SONG
Across many mythologies, thunder is a symbol of divine power, often tied to the sky, storms, and lightning. Thunder gods are typically seen as mighty, commanding, and sometimes fearsome figures.
In Indo-European traditions, the thunder god is often the ruler of the pantheon—such as Indra in Hinduism, Zeus in Greek mythology, Perun in Slavic lore, and Thor in Norse tales. In ancient Egypt, Set (or Seth) embodied storms and chaos, while Illapa, the Inca god of thunder, was a warrior spirit of the mountains. In Japan, Raijin created thunder and lightning by striking drums, a fierce presence in the skies.
This song channels the fury of these gods as a metaphor for Mother Nature’s growing wrath in response to humanity’s reckless destruction of the planet. The storm is no longer just myth—it’s here, and it’s real.
From the album “Tumultuous Times“
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
0 min
April 30, 2025Range Bound
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[Intro]
They say (“Hey!”)
Things are under control
(Let the good times roll)
[Verse 1]
We’re with in a range
(A trading range)
Though it may seem strange
(As we rearrange)
Thinking we are bound
(Thinking we are chained)
While life’s rearranged
(Life’s found… sound…)
I ain’t sticking ’round
[Refrain]
They say (“Hey!”)
Things are under control
(Let the good times roll)
No! (Don’t get in the way)
Of our brand new day
(Despite your dismay)
[Verse 2]
Woe, you know…
(“Home on the Range”)
We’re trading in a band
Restricted by what we understand
(As we rearrange)
Thought of being bound
(Come unbound, unwound)
Time’s have gone “too strange”
(Too, too far…)
Beyond bizarre
[Refrain]
They say (“Hey!”)
Things are under control
(Let the good times roll)
No! (Don’t get in the way)
Of our brand new day
(Despite your dismay)
[Outro]
They say (“Hey!”)
Things are under control
(Let the good times roll)
ABOUT THE SONG
The song “Range Bound” uses financial market metaphors—specifically the concept of being stuck in a “trading range”—to comment on political stagnation, delusion, and false optimism during the Trump presidency. It offers a layered critique of both economic complacency and manipulated narratives of control, stability, and prosperity.
Financial Markets Metaphor:
In markets, being range bound means that prices are stuck between support and resistance levels—no breakout, no collapse, just constrained movement. The song uses this concept to symbolize:
A lack of real progress (economically, politically, or socially),
The illusion of control or success, despite underlying volatility or dysfunction.
Verse 1: Stuck in Place, Disillusioned
“We’re within a range (A trading range)”
“Thinking we are bound (Thinking we are chained)”
“I ain’t sticking ’round”
These lines suggest the illusion of freedom or mobility during the Trump years—especially in the markets or the broader economy—where real wages stagnated for many, and inequality soared, even while stocks hit record highs. It critiques the trap of manipulated optimism and the sense of economic entrapment many Americans felt.
Refrain: False Narratives of Control
“They say (‘Hey!’) / Things are under control / (Let the good times roll)”
This chorus mocks the administration’s repeated claims that everything was great, even in the face of:
Trade wars,
Tax cuts that benefited the wealthy,
Soaring debt,
COVID denial and economic chaos.
“No! (Don’t get in the way) / Of our brand new day (Despite your dismay)”
This line skewers the dismissal of critics and experts—people who pointed out warning signs were often branded as “haters” or part of the “deep state.” The “brand new day” implies a manufactured sense of renewal or greatness—“MAGA” rhetoric—built on shallow indicators.
Verse 2: Cultural Decay and Cognitive Limits
“We’re trading in a band / Restricted by what we understand”
This highlights the limits of understanding or denial—political polarization, misinformation, and economic illiteracy all kept many trapped in a cycle of false confidence and poor decisions.
“Times have gone ‘too strange’ / Beyond bizarre”
A direct nod to the Trump era’s surreal and chaotic nature: QAnon, January 6th, disinformation, the cult of personality—all deeply unsettling shifts in political normalcy.
Outro: The Illusion Persists
“They say (‘Hey!’) / Things are under control / (Let the good times roll)”
Repeating the refrain at the end suggests a cycle of denial, where surface-level optimism (“markets up, tax cuts delivered”) masks deeper instability, corruption, and erosion of democratic norms.
Interpretation Summary:
“Range Bound” critiques how the Trump presidency and its economic narrative trapped the country in a volatile status quo. It portrays a public lulled into complacency by market performance and political spin, even as reality grew “too strange” and “beyond bizarre.” The song uses financial metaphor to reflect emotional, social, and political paralysis, ultimately calling for awareness and change.
From the album “Under Control“
Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
5 min
April 27, 2025To What Degree?
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[Intro]
To what degree…
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
(Guess we’ll see)
[Verse 1]
What degree of reaction
To reach sanctification
To what height…
In Fahrenheit?
[Bridge]
To what degree…
(Guess we’ll see)
Apparently (to what degree)
[Chorus]
Fulfill (part of a circle)
Position (as notes transition)
Reaction to change
(Seem strange?)
[Verse 2]
What degree of education
Feel our saturation
Tell us…
In Celsius!
[Bridge]
To what degree…
Apparently (the degree)
To which (I’m free)
[Chorus]
Fulfill (part of a circle)
Position (as notes transition)
Reaction to change
(Seem strange?)
[Outro]
Now you see…
(To what degree)
A MATH AND SCIENCE NOTE
A “degree” can mean different things depending on the subject! Here’s a clear breakdown:
Degrees for Angles:
1 degree (°) = 1/360th of a full circle.
Used in geometry, trigonometry, navigation, engineering, etc.
Example: A right angle = 90 degrees.
Degrees for Temperature:
Measures how hot or cold something is.
Different temperature scales:
Celsius (°C): Water freezes at 0°C, boils at 100°C.
Fahrenheit (°F): Water freezes at 32°F, boils at 212°F.
Kelvin (K): Absolute temperature scale used in science — no “degree” symbol for Kelvin, just “K.”
Degree in Education:
A degree is also an award given by a school or university (like a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, doctorate).
Degree in Music:
Refers to the position of a note in a scale.
Example: In C major, C is the 1st degree, D is the 2nd degree, E is the 3rd degree, etc.
Degree of Reaction/Change (in chemistry and physics):
Sometimes “degree” means the extent or intensity of a reaction, transformation, or phase change.
Example: Degree of dissociation in a chemical reaction.
Quick summary:
Field
What “degree” measures
Angles
Part of a full circle
Temperature
Level of heat/cold
Education
Level of academic achievement
Music
Position of a note in a scale
Chemistry/Physics
Extent of a reaction or change
From the album “Angle“
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
4 min
December 15, 2024Sol System
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[Intro]
Sol system
(Sole system of souls)
Soul, I am
(Set the controls)
[Verse 1]
In a galactic context
(Man is perplexed)
Connected to our star
(Find it bizarre)
[Chorus]
Celestial bodies
(Gravitationally bound)
Genetic copies
(Spinning round and round)
[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Flute Solo]
Sol system
(Sole system of souls)
Soul, I am
(Set the controls)
[Verse 2]
Day after day after day
(We’re on our way)
Part of the Milky Way
(Supported by the ray)
[Chorus]
Celestial bodies
(Gravitationally bound)
Genetic copies
(Spinning round and round)
[Bridge]
Sol system
(Sole system of souls)
Soul, I am
(Set the controls)
[Chorus]
Celestial bodies
(Gravitationally bound)
Genetic copies
(Spinning round and round)
[Outro]
Sol system
(Sole system of souls)
Soul, I am
(Set the controls)
A SCIENCE NOTE
Our solar system doesn’t have a specific name beyond “The Solar System.” The term originates from the Latin word sol, meaning “sun,” and the system refers to all celestial bodies gravitationally bound to the Sun, including planets, moons, asteroids, and comets.
However, in a galactic context, it is sometimes informally referred to as the “Sol System” or “System Sol,” emphasizing its connection to our star, the Sun (Sol). This naming convention is often used in science fiction and astronomy when distinguishing it from other hypothetical planetary systems.
The Solar System is part of the Milky Way Galaxy, situated in a region called the Orion Arm (or Orion Spur). Though “Solar System” is widely accepted and understood, it lacks the kind of unique name we often assign to other celestial phenomena or regions.
From the album “Sol System” by Daniel
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
MegaEpix Enormous
4 min
November 27, 2024In the Storm of the I
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[Intro]
Winds whirl
(Whirlwinds)
So begins
(Breaking the norms)
I of the storm
[Verse 1]
So there I was…
Was it just because
What is the purpose
… of us?
[Bridge]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)
[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]
[Verse 2]
So here we are…
Circlin’ the same star
In times not that far
… bizarre
[Bridge]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)
[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]
[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Unfurl
(Winds whirl)
[Chorus]
In the I of the storm
[Whether the weather]
Eye the ripped, the torn
[It’s not whether whether]
[Outro]
Winds whirl
(Minds blind)
Hard to find…
(Any kind)
Found on the album “Reggae Day” by Narley Marley
From the album “Lift” by Daniel
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
MegaEpix Enormous
3 min
July 03, 2024The Beholder
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[Intro]
“The universe is not only stranger than we imagine…
It is stranger than we can imagine.”
Bizarre so far
[Verse 1]
Smooth sailing (no ailing)
Now, surely
(Surely) we can say
Lovely being underway
[Chorus]
Let’s take the chance (To dance!)
We’ll make beautiful music (quick lick)
Since we’re all getting older (and older)
Be the eye of the beholder (Be holder)
[Bridge]
Bluebird day
Coming our way
On cloud nine
At this time
[Verse 2]
Horizons are bright (see the light?)
Surprise in delight (be the light)
See the beauty full (beautiful)
Pull the will to give (let live)
[Chorus]
Let’s take the chance (To dance!)
We’ll make beautiful music (quick lick)
Since we’re all getting older (and older)
Be the eye of the beholder (Be holder)
[Bridge]
Bluebird day
Coming our way
On cloud nine
At this time
[Breakdown]
In your eye
You can be
You can see
In your I
Beholder of beauty
Being lovely
[Chorus]
Let’s take the chance (To dance!}
We’ll make beautiful music (quick lick)
Let’s take the chance (To dance!)
The I of the beholder (Be holder)
[Outro]
Let’s take the chance (To dance!}
The I of the beholder (Be holder)
From the album “Bright Horizons” by Daniel
MegaEpix Enormous
4 min
May 31, 2024How Things Could Be
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You’re getting me all rowdy
Thinkin’ ’bout how things could be
[Verse 1]
You’re getting me all rowdy
Thinkin’ ’bout how things could be
I’m rowdy already
Listen, and see
[Bridge]
Imagine an image
In our age
Where we behave
[Chorus]
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To here?
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To hear?
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Saxophone, Vibraphone, Theremin]
[Verse 2]
Thanks for getting all rowdy
Thinkin’ ’bout how things could be
The solution to devolution
Is… “we”.
[Bridge]
Imagine an image
In our age
Where we behave
[Chorus]
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To here?
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To hear?
[Instrumental, Hammond B3 Organ, Bass, Drum Fills]
[Verse 3]
Rowdy road heavy and steady
Thinkin’ ’bout how things could be
Move me with love
To… “we”.
[Bridge]
Imagine an image
In our age
Where we behave
Are you tellin’ me this is alright?
Then, I’m callin’ back to you… goodnight.
[Chorus]
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To here?
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To hear?
[Instrumental, Hammond B3 Organ, Bass, Drum Fills]
[Break]
Are you tellin’ me this is alright?
Then, I’m callin’ back to you… goodnight.
[Verse 3]
Rowdy road heavy and steady
Thinkin’ ’bout how things could be
Move me with love
To… “we”.
[Chorus]
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To here?
Too far bizarre?
Or too near
To hear?
[Outro]
Imagine an image
In our age
Where we behave
Are you tellin’ me this is alright?
Then, I’m callin’ back to you… goodnight.
A SCIENCE NOTE
In 2023, we wrote about having crossed tipping points in the paper, “Climate Change: How Long Is ‘Ever’?“. When we wrote the Tunnel Under Thesis in 1995, we forecast crossing these tipping points would not happen for centuries. We underestimated Man’s ignorance and arrogance. Fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions have continued to set record highs. Humans have caused chain-reactions resulting in toppled tipping points, feedback loops, and The Domino Effect.
From the album “Incoming” by The Beatless Sense Mongers
MegaEpix Enormous
A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
3 min

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