You must choose one of those 1970’s Williams-scored Spielberg/Lucas flicks (JAWS, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND, 1941, or STAR WARS). and write "The Song From..." that the film never had, in the style of a 1970’s pop tune (particularly in your instrumentation).
And thus ended Song Fu...
Here is my final non-competitive effort. The instrumentation could have been a bit more lush and over-the-top, but I was running too short of time for such luxuries. The bassline is a bit more mundane than when I first recorded it, as it became the subtle reference I mentioned last time. Then I blew any subtlety away in the last few bars as the bass reveals itself much more blatantly - it's super-corny, but I just couldn't resist it. Sorry.
I don't know whether there are plans for another run of the Song Fu challenge and, if there are, whether I should re-apply. A couple of the deadlines have been pretty tight (usually due to being away with work), but I've got 4 new songs out of it of varying quality, with inspiration for a couple more. What do you reckon?
Anyway, here are the lyrics and chords:-
[verse 1]
C Gm7
My, what big teeth you have,
Am F
Said the swimmer to the fish
C Gm7
One drop (of blood) in a million
Am F
And she became the dish
C Bb Fmaj7 Fmaj7
of the day.
C Bb Fmaj7 Fmaj7
of the d - a - y.
[verse 2]
The mayor of "Shark City" is
A sceptic through and through
Ignoring the problem until it
Swims up and bites you
on the ass
[chorus]
C F
It was a bad fish
Am Gm7->Bb
Like a piscine Jack the Rip-per
C F
A bad fish
Am Bb
A giant psychopathic kipper
Fmaj7 x4 bars
[verse 3]
Swapping tales of scars
With buddies and a drink
You'll need a bigger boat
This one's going to sink
fairly soon
~Chorus~
[verse 4]
You'd be a much more efficient killer
If you didn't have that tell-tale fin
And you could still be alive today
If you'd swallowed that oxygen
Smile you son of a bitch
~Chorus~
Fade out on Fmaj7
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