Open Section from Egotoxin by Boss Moxi
The man who lost his heart sprints through thick forestry on the outskirts of town. He is changing, he feels free, he feels cured. The bitumen cuts up his feet as he stumbles onto the road. At the first sight of headlines his new manic freedom pulls a woman from her car.
He speeds towards a new life, his heart his left behind him, but he won't need his heart to become the woman he's always dreamed of becoming, for now he will just dance.
Tracklist
| 5. | Open Section | 2:07 |
Lyrics
If I feel seen
Would I seem fully paralysed?
and could I still feel you?
Still not,
Still nothing,
Unfamiliar paper view,
Am I to easy to sterilise,
Filter, what I, know and,
Really want to hear.
Sink in deeper midnight,
Feel that weakness all through you,
Your head swollen,
Who ya talkin’ to?
Open sections,
I guess I would have just compromised,
Stuck here I,
Cannot, ;cannot cannot, cannot,
Waste away!
Show me,
Throw it,
Slowly,
Out of my point of view!
Maybe I, could I have?
Have something to say!?
You got your Ministers - but
Ya never had someone like this!
Credits
All Music written by: Boss Moxi
Head concept developer: Brayden Doig
Drums & Aux Percussion: Alex Flamsteed
Bass Guitar: Daniel Milad
Organ & Grand Piano: Morgan Brown
Lead & Textual Guitar: Daniel Grima
Rhythm Guitar: Brayden Doig
Main Vocalist: Brayden Doig
Tenor & Alto Saxophone & Flute: Julian Palmer
Trumpet & Flugelhorn: Tristan Rogers
Head Cellist: Joshua Rivory
Lead Recording Engineer: Jack Mackenzie
1st Recording Assistant Engineer: Daniel Milad
Drum Recording Engineer: Brock Weston
Mixed by: Tim G Carr at One Flight Up Recording Studios Sydney NSW AUS
Beds & Percussion Recorded at Studio Circuit, Burleigh Heads QLD
Majority Overdubs Recorded at Bedlam Records, Indooroopilly QLD
Keys & Organ Recorded at Morgan Brown Studios, Wynnum QLD
Boss Moxi Orchestra Recorded at The Conservatorium of Music, Southbank QLD.
Finishing Overdubs Recorded at Granny Mansion Home Studio, Red Hill QLD
License
All rights reserved.
Over the 10 years the has past as a band their sound, birthed from garage and psychedelic rock has matured into a jazz fueled, big band emphasising theatre and story telling through the music. A band of creative misfits building something different...