The Amorphous Androgynous - The Witchfinder (07:28)
Available on: Alice In Ultraland

Lyrics:
Baby takes it all the time
She acts crazy like she's lost her mind
She says "there's good men
There's God in everyone"
Let me tell you what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna give all my love to you, oh
Let me tell you what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna give all my love to you, oh
Let me tell you what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna give all my love to you, oh
To you
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, oh oh
So you testify, you testify
She will, she can't be born no
Testify, you test the fire
She says the Gods don't live above 'cos
They live and breathe within love
And they'll give you all of their love
Give you all of their love
The devil's playing in her eyes
She tells me all the time to go
But I can't seem to find my way
So let me tell you what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna give you all of my love
I'm finding all of my love,
I'm gonna give you all of my love
Give you all of my love, oh oh
Give you all of my love, give you all of my love

Notes:
This track was premiered at the Arvika festival, 15th July 2004, where it was called Zep (Good Love). The Zep title appears to refer to the large bluesy Led Zeppelin influence on the track, as it sounds more than a little like something from "Led Zeppelin III".
Gaz explains: "inspired by 1/ their mutual fascination with the Wickerman film and its Paul Giovanni soundtrack, 2/ by a rare recording of a Led Zeppelin track 'tangerine' which featured the Indian dilruba and 3/ fuelled by a childhood terror of witches - the Amorphous band became obsessed with witchcraft and paganism and the idea of creating a track which evoked and captured these sensibilities. Stuck by the idea that the Witch was merely a woman who saw other dimensions but who had been castigated and ultimately burned because of these abilities they quickly saw a similarity between her and all the other enlightened masters who had been killed/maligned for similar insight. Gradually over a year the Witchfinder was conceived in four parts - It is the sound of a classic ROCKTRONIC supergroup - Gary Lucas (Captain Beefheart and Jeff Buckley (Mojo Pin/Grace) co-writer) strums and picks and slides his guitarness (as Jeff Buckley referred to him) alongside the glorious sitar and tablas of Baluji Shrivastav which are all put through the FSOL electronic blender - the customary far-out fx twists and sounds truly astound!! It is an epic song (there's that word again!!) twisting and meandering sung whispered shrieked to great effect over the four parts by the prodigious talent of Dave Sanderson"
A radio edit was also made as the promotional single for Alice In Ultraland.

Credits:
Written by Cobain/Dougans. Produced by The Future Sound Of London.
Vocals by Dave Sanderson. Bass and acoustic finger pick by Mikey Rowe. Electric guitar and acoustic bottleneck by Gary Lucas. Acoustic finger pick guitar by Stu Rowe. Additional drums by Tim Weller. Sitar, tablas and dilruba by Baluji Shrivastav. Harmonica by Billy 'the Onion' Jones. Female vocal by Doree Jackson.