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Explicit Music is the publishing company that deals with Wud Records and all of the bands that come under the Wud Records label. Explicit Music is headquartered in Exeter, England.
BORN
Can she see?
Will she be?
Saintly lady by the water
Faintly fiery fisher’s daughter
And you see nothing is as it is
Nothing is as it ought to be
And you see it’s back to where we began
Back so far you’re out in front again…
It’s time.
Born – you were meant to be
Born – into the family
Born – we were meant to be
Born – into the family
Words by Simon Miller.
Copyright © 1985 Pok Songs/Explicit Music.
Music and lyrics by Simon Miller.
Copyright ℗ 1985 Pok Songs/Explicit Music.
These arrangements by S. Miller/G. Davies/J. Peters/Iggy.
Cover illustrations by Pok the Bard.
Graphic design by Sam James.
Performers:
Pok the Bard – guitar and voice
Jim Iz – keys and voice
Iggy – drums and percussion
George – bass and technicals
Winter Version
Recorded live at Depot X, Exeter, 12th December 2008.
Cassette salvage and remastering at Wud Records Studio One, 2018.
Original release date: 15th January 2009
Re-release date: 23rd August 2018
Copyright © 2018 Wud Records.
Spring Version
Recorded live at Sound Gallery, Exeter, 23rd February 2009.
Cassette salvage and remastering at Wud Records Studio One, 2020.
Original release date: 10th April 2009
Re-release date: 14th September 2020
Copyright © 2020 Wud Records.
Fun Facts:
* Born is in the key of E minor.
* It was first performed by Laughing Sun in 1985.
* There are many changes of tempo throughout, some subtle, some not.
* One of the changes that Jim introduced was replacing two of the B minors with G majors during the main ascending theme.
* The main ascending theme is ten bars long, four measures of 2.5 bars.
* The winter version has slightly mangled audio to start on the right hand side but it sorts itself out before long when the beats kick in.
* Pok plays Marsha, a pale gold 1985 Ibanez Roadstar II.