Name: Where the Smiles are Always Free
Duration: P00H02M08S
Description: written for atomic vaudeville's zeroes and heroes show. march 2007

Where the Smiles are Always Free

from cow/boy music (for special occasions) by brooke maxwell

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written for atomic vaudeville's zeroes and heroes show. march 2007

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Where the smiles are always free

I know there’s a place,
Where the golden sun is shining
There’s a smile on every face

I know there will come an Age
When every color, every nation,
Will work for minimum wage.

And the place is here,
Wherever you are.
Be it Kazakhstan
Or Vancou-var

Yes the time is now,
How it could be…
Won’t you take me to the place where the smiles are always free.

As Thomas Friedman said "No two countries that both had McDonald's have fought a war against each other since each got its McDonald's". May the Golden Arches of Peace lead us towards a new tomorrow! Those terrorists don’t know what they’re missing!

I know there’s a place,
Where the golden sun is shining
There’s a smile on every face

I know there will come an Age
When every color, every nation,
Will work for minimum wage.

And the place is here, Make love
Wherever you are. Make waste
Be it Kazakhstan Save the world
Or Vancou-var With a great taste
Yes the time is now, You deserve it
How it could be… Ooo, everyday
Won’t you take me to the place where the smiles are always free.
Won’t you take me to the place where the smiles are always free.
There’s a small price to pay, but the smiles are always free!

credits

from cow/boy music (for special occasions), track released March 27, 2009
written performed and produced by brooke maxwell 2007

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brooke maxwell Victoria, British Columbia

Brooke Maxwell is a Victoria-based freelance composer/musician/educator. Major composing credits include the acclaimed hit musical, Ride the Cyclone [Atomic Vaudeville/Alchemation], the English premiere of And Slowly Beauty [Belfry/NAC], the North American premiere of A Tender Thing [Belfry]. He would like to thank his parents for forcing him to stay in piano lessons. ... more