meep morpstill working on writing songs as opposed to just making instrumentals, with hopes of making an album of these "songs"
in the meantime here's a sketch featuring a sample of bernadette devlin with some relatable thoughts
from a 1970 interview, where she talks about her frustration in communicating with people who have expectations of how she should behave
i was caught by the tension between her complete conviction, and her need to find conciliation - both driven by the inequality and persecution she experienced
but if she weakened her approach, she'd give in to those who just want her to stop drawing attention to problems
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51VRpQGN6uM
(sampled section starts around 17.44)
OCR Bot@drembot
the biggest fault which i would personally consider
is certain amount of arrogance which makes me say something
(which is my own opinion)
as if were a recognised statement of fact
which the whole world was prepared to admit
with the exception of a few idiots
and this simply isn't true it's the way i say it
and this arrogance coupled with a certain amount of-
indeed too much emotionalism
and when i do state facts leads to people taking what i say as being a veiled threat
and this to me is very serious
to me it has been personally one of my own drawbacks
because it frightens people
whom i desperately want to convince