10 de Enero 2007
Yoko Ono se confiesa...
La mujer que, presuntamente, dinamitó The Beatles se lanza de manera definitiva a esto de la música. Compone y pone letra a sus canciones, no tiene nada que envidiarle a Shakira. Y para colmo, su música dice algo. Si creyeron que no quedaban ganas de dar la nota en el pequeño cuerpo de esta videoartista, esperen a escuchar su single. A continuación, su puesta de largo (solo letra, en el tubo todavía no está la "obra finalizada")...
Oh, please dont give me that!
Yes, Im a witch,
Im a bitch
I dont care what you say,
My voice is real.
My voice speaks truth,
I dont fit in your ways.
Im not gonna die for you,
You might as well face the truth,
Im gonna stick around for quite awhile.
Were gonna say,
Were gonna try,
Were gonna try it our way.
Weve been repressed,
Weve been depressed,
Suppression all the way.
Were not gonna die for you,
Were not seeking vengeance,
But were not gonna kill ourselves for your convenience.
Each time we dont say what we wanna say, were dying.
Each time we close our minds to how we feel, were dying.
Each time we gotta do what we wanna do, were living.
Each time were open to what we see and hear, were living.
Well free you from the getthos of your minds,
Well free you from your fears and binds,
We know you want things to stay as it is,
Its gonna change, baby.
Its gonna change, baby doll,
Its gonna change, honey ball,
Its gonna change, sugar cane,
Its gonna change, sweetie legs.
So dont try to make cock-pecked people out of us.
El disco se titula "Yes, I´m a witch" e incluye 17 temas con contribuciones de The Flaming Lips, Cat Power, Antony de Antony & The Johnsons, The Apples in Stereo o The Sleepy Jackson. En el álbum se puede encontrar desde un melancólico dúo entre Yoko Ono y Cat Power de "Revelations" a una versión psicótica estilo salmo de Jason Pierce del tema "Walking on thin ace".