Format:

Impulse Tracker 2.00 IT 2.00

Size:

75113 bytes

BPM:

125

Speed:

4

Channels:

7

Song Length:

52

Samples:

31

Instruments:

12

Patterns:

49

Tracks:

1

Track length:

343

SHA1:

e3059ecdee8950c52d3b62504e1c9a3f7f6c88b9

MD5:

a34e04a30a28b8fbb70f6328f91ada5c

lyrics: (starting on order 10, 1 line per pattern)

how hard i try
why is it i
always manage to
get distracted

how hard i try
how can it be
no matter what
so distracted

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how hard i try
i have become
stop always getting
distracted

no matter how hard i try
no matter where i go
i'm always ending up
becoming distracted

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note: i thought of these lyrics in (for lack of a more accurate term)
porcupine-speak, so i managed as good of a phonetically-similar
translation into english as possible... sounds better in the original
words, unfortunately... and, since it is a language made up entirely of
various grunts with no way to map it to english phonetics, much less human
vocal cords, there's no way for you to have any idea what the original
lyrics were ->:)

heh... this is the first Trackering I've ever entered.  I'm sorry for the
strong Green Day influence (if you didn't notice it, pretend I didn't say
that :) and greetings to to, well, everyone... :)

Quantum Porcupine, 5/6/96

(heh, this is the most realistic drumtrack i've ever done :)

by the way, there's a second song in here, which is actually a bit better
than the main one...


i call the main song's style "a bastard fusion of collective soul, green
day and magnificent bastards."  i call the "hidden track"'s style "a
really festive thingamabob which seems to evoke memories of Santa Fe for
some odd reason."

• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Quantum Porcupine
• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Quantum Porcupine/distracted.it

1. Percussion
2. Tuuuut
3. Organ - (c-5)
4. Piano - (b-4)