Author: Cygnus Wave

Stürmish Ding

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Track 10  On  Not One of You  By  Hormoans

Written by Chip Taylor, Jim Hammond & Hormoans Song Length: 3:37
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[audio:Hormoans/10-SturmishDing.mp3]		 1982
Lyrics
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Composition © 1965, 1982 Chip Taylor, Jim Hammond & Hormoans
Publication © 2008, 2012 Hormoans & Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Produced by Jim Hammond & Ric Albano
Engineered by Georg McLaughlin
Recorded Live in 1982
at Lil’ Joe’s, Harrisburg, PA
Mixed & Mastered in 2008
at Cygnus Wave Studios

Performers
“Jimmy Slash” Hammond -Lead Vocals
PRJ Smith – Guitars
Tim Pelton – Keyboards, Vocals
Mark McCormick – Bass
Dave Givens – Drums

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Blockhead

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Track 09  On  Not One of You  By  Hormoans

Written by Bob Mothersbaugh & Mark Mothersbaugh Song Length: 2:39
Listen to the Song:
[audio:Hormoans/09-Blockhead.mp3]		 1981
Lyrics
Never leaves a gap unfilled
Always pays on time, always fits the bill
He comes well prepared

Cube top, squared off, eight corners, 90-degree angles
Flat top, stares straight ahead, stock parts, blockhead

Never tips over, stands up on his own
He is a blockhead thinking man full grown
He comes well prepared

Cube top, squared off, eight corners, 90-degree angles
Flat top, stares straight ahead, snake eyes, blockhead

Flat top, stares straight ahead, snake eyes, blockhead

Never tips over, stands up on his own
He is a blockhead thinking man full grown
He comes well prepared

Cube top (blockhead!), squared off (blockhead!)
Eight corners (blockhead!), 90-degree angles
Flat top (blockhead!), stares straight ahead (blockhead!)
Stock parts (blockhead!), blockhead

Composition © 1979 Bob Mothersbaugh & Mark Mothersbaugh
Publication © 2008, 2012 Hormoans & Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Produced by Jim Hammond & Ric Albano
Engineered by Georg McLaughlin
Recorded December 1981
at Future Sound Studios, Harrisburg, PA
Mixed & Mastered in 2008
at Cygnus Wave Studios

Performers
“Jimmy Slash” Hammond -Lead Vocals
PRJ Smith – Guitars
Tim Pelton – Keyboards, Vocals
Mark McCormick – Bass
Dave Givens – Drums

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Damaged Goods

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Track 08  On  Not One of You  By  Hormoans

Written by Dave Allen, Hugo Burnham, Andy Gill, & Jon King Song Length: 3:21
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[audio:Hormoans/08-DamagedGoods.mp3]		 1981
Lyrics
The change will do you good, I always knew it would
Sometimes I’m thinking that I love you but I know it’s only lust
Your kiss so sweet, your sweat so sour

Your kiss so sweet, your sweat so sour
Sometimes I’m thinking that I love you but I know it’s only lust
The sins of the flesh are simply sins of lust
The sweat is running down your back, the sweat is running down your neck
Heated couplings in the sun (or is that untrue?)
Colder couplings in the night (never saw your body)
Your kiss so sweet, your sweat so sour
Sometimes I’m thinking that I love you but I know it’s only lust
The change will do you good, I always knew it would
You know the change will do you good
You know the change will do you good

Damaged goods send them back
I can’t work, I can’t achieve send me back
Open the till give me the change
You said would do me good, refund the cost
You said you’re cheap but you’re too much

Your kiss so sweet, your sweat so sour
Sometimes I’m thinking that I love you but I know it’s only lust
The change will do you good, I always knew it would
You know the change will do you good
You know the change will do you good

I’m kissing you goodbye (goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye)
I’m kissing you goodbye (goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye)
I’m kissing you goodbye (goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye)
I’m kissing you goodbye (goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye)
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

Composition © 1979 Dave Allen, Hugo Burnham, Andy Gill, & Jon King
Publication © 2008, 2012 Hormoans & Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Produced by Jim Hammond & Ric Albano
Engineered by Georg McLaughlin
Recorded December 1981
at Future Sound Studios, Harrisburg, PA
Mixed & Mastered in 2008
at Cygnus Wave Studios

Performers
“Jimmy Slash” Hammond -Lead Vocals
PRJ Smith – Guitars
Tim Pelton – Keyboards, Vocals
Mark McCormick – Bass
Dave Givens – Drums

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Red Rubber Ball

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Track 07  On  Not One of You  By  Hormoans

Written by Paul Simon & Bruce Woodley Song Length: 3:21
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[audio:Hormoans/07-RedRubberBall.mp3]		 1981
Lyrics
I should have known that you’d bid me farewell
And there’s a lesson to be learned from this and I’ve learned it very well.
Now I know you’re not the only starfish in the sea.
If I never hear your name again it’s all the same to me.

And I think it’s gonna be all right, yes the worst is over now,
The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball

You never cared for secrets I’d confide
For you I’m just an ornament, something for your pride.
Always running, never caring, that’s the life you live
Stolen minutes of your time were all you had to give

And I think it’s gonna be all right, yes the worst is over now,
The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball

And I think it’s gonna be all right, yes the worst is over now,
The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball

The story’s in the past with nothing to recall
I’ve got my life to live and I don’t need you at all
The roller coaster ride we took is nearly at an end
I bought my ticket with my tears, that’s all I’m goning spend.

And I think it’s gonna be all right, yes the worst is over now,
The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball
And I think it’s gonna be all right, yes the worst is over now,
The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball

Composition © 1966 Paul Simon & Bruce Woodley
Publication © 2008, 2012 Hormoans & Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Produced by Jim Hammond & Ric Albano
Engineered by Georg McLaughlin
Recorded December 1981
at Future Sound Studios, Harrisburg, PA
Mixed & Mastered in 2008
at Cygnus Wave Studios

Performers
“Jimmy Slash” Hammond -Lead Vocals
PRJ Smith – Guitars
Tim Pelton – Keyboards, Vocals
Mark McCormick – Bass
Dave Givens – Drums

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Lonely Dialer

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Track 06  On  Not One of You  By  Hormoans

Written by Mark McCormick Song Length: 4:01
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[audio:Hormoans/06-LonelyDialer.mp3]		 1981
Lyrics
Sally picks up the phone, Sally picks up the phone
Sally picks up the phone, Sally picks up the phone

Oh, he walks and he talks with a strange in his heart
He’s the plague of Minneapolis, the boo of New York
He’s a strange dialer, he’s a lonely dialer
And he dials his wiles away

Silly Sally sings a song the dialer hypnotize
Sally listens to him as he tells her of his size

A pocket full of dimes and he’s busy makin’ rhymes
He’s long fingers and he waits ‘til late
He’s a strange dialer, he’s a lonely dialer
And he dials his wiles away

Silly Sally sings a song the dialer hypnotize
Sally listens to him as he tells her of his size

Four in the morning and he calls her up at home
Hey lady, would you like a thrill
Hey Baby, I don’t want to kill
Hey Honey, can you fill the bill
Strange dialer (calls her up at home)
Lonely dialer (Sally picks up the phone)
Sally picks up the phone, Sally picks up the phone
Sally picks up the phone, Sally picks up the phone

Silly Sally sings a song the dialer hypnotize
Sally listens to him as he tells her of his size

Strange dialer, lonely dialer

Composition © 1981 Mark McCormick
Publication © 2008, 2012 Hormoans & Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Produced by Jim Hammond & Ric Albano
Engineered by Georg McLaughlin
Recorded December 1981
at Future Sound Studios, Harrisburg, PA
Mixed & Mastered in 2008
at Cygnus Wave Studios

Performers
“Jimmy Slash” Hammond -Lead Vocals
Mark McCormick – Guitars
Tim Pelton – Keyboards, Vocals
PRJ Smith – Bass
Dave Givens – Drums

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