Showing posts with label Maybe Your Gods On The Toilet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maybe Your Gods On The Toilet. Show all posts

Monday, 7 November 2011

New Song: Maybe Your God's On The Toilet



Maybe Your God's On The Toilet [2011] Humour 
Some might say that sarcasm ain't the language of Zion
Interfaith conference on Mount Carmel
Downloads     mp3     Chords (pdf)     Lyrics (pdf)


We use different paths to climb the same mountain
So let's build a safe place to explore the terrain
We're all part of ancient faith communities
There may be common ground that we can embrace
No one person has all the answers
So let's try to find the things that unite
I hope that you'll be part of the conversation
I'll share my feelings first if you like

Maybe your god's on the toilet
Maybe he can't get to the phone
maybe the man with the plan, the whole world in his hands
Sits on a porcelain throne
Maybe he's making a pit stop
Loosing a couple of pounds
Either way he's not home so leave your prayer at the tone
Perhaps he'll answer you when he comes out

I hope I haven't somehow offended you
I hope I haven't said something wrong
Because you practice human sacrifice
And you outnumber me four hundred to one
You fundamentalists don't think humour
Has a place within religious debate
But I'm just trying to facilitate a paradigm shift
So lighten up you prophets of Baal

Maybe your god's on the toilet
Doing a poop or a pee
Is he still in control when he's sat on the bowl
And he's bombing the porcelain sea?
Maybe he's mixing some concrete
Maybe he's moving some earth
He's dropping some logs, seeing a man 'bout a dog
So perhaps we should just call off the search

Some might say that sarcasm ain't the language of Zion
And I should wash my potty mouth out when I'm through
But ask brother James, maybe he can explain
I'm a man, just a man, just like you

Maybe your god's on the toilet
Trying to do number two
Grow a tail, hang a rat, park a coil, send a fax
Drop the kids off at the pool
Maybe he's blasting a dookie
Punching a growler somewhere
He's taking a slam, he's pinching a yam
But it doesn't mean that he doesn't care

Maybe he's laying some wolf bait
Maybe he's laying a brick
He's going boom boom in the little boys room
He'll come out when he's launched the big ship
Maybe your god's on the toilet
But I'm starting to entertain doubts
So I guess I'll just go 'cos your god's a no-show
And if he's in there then he's not coming out.



You might also enjoy The Eglon Song
Other free songs by Matt Blick

Sunday, 6 November 2011

Day 310: Love Nottingham And More Poo




Had a couple of hours at Shabby Road laying down song 44 - Maybe Your God's On The Toilet. It will be up on the blog bright and early tomorrow morning.

In other news Nottingham's newest (internet) radio station NGenious went live today. The big difference to our other station is NGenious plays all Nottingham music, as opposed to Radio whatever-trent-is-called-this-week which doesn't play ANY music from Nottingham. Check it out.

Time for some internet love!

Warren Lee is a soul singer that I'd never heard of before I can across him on a New Orleans sampler. Here he is backed by The Meters


Chris Henson is one of those guys that makes you say "why aren't you famous?". I love practically everything I've heard by him, but why don't you try Science Museum or Hate To Be That Guy on for size? (WARNING: Science Museum contains a bad word).

Just listening to Nottingham band The Money, I used to teach guitarist Jake when he was a kid


Free songs by Matt Blick

[If you're subscribed to this blog via email, you will have to click on the post's title to watch any video content (the link will take you my site).

Monday, 31 October 2011

Day 304: Forty Three And Counting





I find I'm not playing with a full deck
I'm up to my neck like Toulouse Lautrec

So Oct is over. Spent a week workshopping, writing, recording and performing with another batch of talented kids as well as Joff and John from Swimming and Nottingham's first lady of Electro pop Ronika. A couple of songs with the young peeps and completing Never In A Million Years takes me up to 43 songs completed this year. 

I guess I'm informally shooting for completing 50 songs this year, but at the same time I'm hoping to get into a real studio to record a four song EP by the end of the year. That's gonna take a lot of work, not least trying to complete 2 more possible songs for that project. 

But tonight I wrote 4 choruses for a song about Elijah and the prophets of Baal, working title is…wait for it…Maybe Your God's On The Toilet. You might want to check your hebrew commentaries now…


Free download: Never Be Silent
Other free songs by Matt Blick