ROGER BOLT

FACTORY

Credits
Lyric Credits: ROGER BOLT, G. WRIGHT & JOANNA NOBLE
Music Credits: ROGER BOLT & JOANNA NOBLE
Producer Credits: ROGER BOLT & MOOKA RENNICK
Publisher Credits: BOLT MEDIA
Performance Credits: ROGER BOLT & JOANNA NOBLE
Label Credits: WOODBINE STUDIOS
Description
Short Song Description:
A dynamiclly building passionate vocal driving piece about the interior poetic vision of a man confined to a wheel chair.
Long Song Description:
Story Behind the Song:
The result of an all-nighter coffee and poetry sampling with unkown poet Gill Write in the Northern California wine counrty in 1974 after a Woodbine gig. So impressed with the prolific interior life of this phyisically impared man that I tried to write the music and vocals to match his vision of frustration and explosive angst clawing to get out and be heard.
Metadata
Song Length: 3:38
Primary Genre: Folk-Rock
Secondary Genre: Folk-Alternative
Tempo / Feel: Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal: Duet Male/Female
Subject Matter 1: Existence
Subject Matter 2: Power
Mood 1: Exultant
Mood 2: Tense
Similar Artist 1: Harry Chapin
Similar Artist 2: Peter, Paul & Mary
Language: English
Era: 1970 - 1979
Lyrics
FACTORY
Music by Roger Bolt
Arrangement by Roger Bolt & JoAnna Noble
Adapted from a poem by G. Wright

Heart pump, brain sing
Senses reel from everything
Body ache, felling pain
The bittersweet then back again.

Why not design a great big room
Complicated as a loom
Where fabric never seen before
As fresh as dew begins to pour
Off the wheels and out the door
Off the wheels and out the door

If a wheel turns
And a product seems to say
I am made of dreams
Hold me, see meĀ…let me be a part of you
Or leave me.

In fact it was all done before
A factory built from a scholar's lore
Except of course we now by chance
Call it all a renaissance.

The Factory functions on and on
The loom keeps fabric pouring out
The pace is civil, though once a shout
Was heard to say.
It's done
It's done
It's done.