Name: Hallmes & Marloates
Duration: P00H04M45S
Description: Fender J-bass with Seymour Duncan quarter-pounders through a Rusty Box and a Black Cat octave fuzz (plus an MXR-100 for the bridge) into a G-K 1x15 combo. Recorded on a Zoom H2n with the gain set too high (oops). Tracked on Reaper.

Hilarity Ensues - Hallmes & Marloates

from January 2015: Hall and Oates by PRF Monthly Tribute Series

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Fender J-bass with Seymour Duncan quarter-pounders through a Rusty Box and a Black Cat octave fuzz (plus an MXR-100 for the bridge) into a G-K 1x15 combo. Recorded on a Zoom H2n with the gain set too high (oops). Tracked on Reaper.

lyrics

I see you
You don't see me
Watch you in TSA lines
While you're getting a screen

Oh yeah, you've gotta know
What my head overlooks
My drones will show
To my heart
When I'm watching for LIES
You can't escape my

Private eyes
Watching you
Watching every move
Private eyes
Watching you
Private eyes
Watching you
Watching you

You play with words
You play with rights
You can twist it around
But that ain't enough, 'cause you
You better know
You'll be letting me in
I'm never letting you go
Don't lie-- what you're hiding inside
'Cause you can't escape my...

CHORUS

Why try to put up a front for me
I'm a spy
But on your side, you see
Slip on into any disguise
I'll still know you
Look into my...

CHORUS (repeat)

credits

from January 2015: Hall and Oates, released February 1, 2015
Bass: Bob Chapman
Vox: Bob Chapman

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