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‘O Baby! I Met Mitt In AmerC.I.A.’, released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song about Mitt Romney giving us something to think through his misspelling of ‘America’ as ‘Amercia’.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘O Baby! I Met Mitt In AmerC.I.A.’ (Mitt Romney gives us something to think):
“What is a-comin’ with Mitt Romney? Is it America or AmerC.I.A.? It’s an ironic song about power player Mitt Romney and subconscious truth that has a lot to say through his misspelling of ‘America’ as ‘Amercia’.”

O BABY! I MET MITT IN AMERC.I.A.
O Baby! I met Mitt in AmerC.I.A.! / One cannot cheat the subconscious, o yeah! / O Baby! Good ol’ Mitt was on his campaign trail, / got a poster made about the U.S.A.
The word on the poster didn’t say “America”. / No, it looked much more like “Amercia”, / but then I suddenly saw it reads “AmerC.I.A.”! / O Baby! I met Mitt in AmerC.I.A.!
The time outside is tickin’ loud with big bangs / as long as there are C.I.A. torture camps, / as long as there are C.I.A. torture gangs! / O Baby! I met Mitt in AmerC.I.A.!
O Baby! What’s goin’ on in America? / Is it America or is it AmerC.I.A.? / O Baby! I met Mitt in AmerC.I.A.! / O Baby! Subconscious truth has a lot to say.
Workers and soldiers, teachers and preachers / and all other good people / that are running the mill / must not become slaves of a state machine! / O Baby! Mitt’s poster gives us something to think!
O Baby! I met Mitt in AmerC.I.A.! / One cannot cheat the subconscious, / the subconscious way!
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Michael Moore Is A Rich Man – Laugh Out Loud (Song For The Day Without The 99%)’, released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song about the music industry’s buy-out of the Occupy Movement through things like ‘Occupy This Album’ and stuff

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Michael Moore Is A Rich Man – Laugh Out Loud (Song For The Day Without The 99%)’:
“‘Michael Moore Is A Rich Man – Laugh Out Loud’ is a New-Topical-Song about a man of the 1% who pretends to be a man of the 99%. It’s an ironic song for occupy’s ‘day without the 99%’. It’s about the music and movie industry of the 1% making a buy-out of the Occupy Movement, inviting the 99% to gladly become like the 1% through things like ‘Occupy This Album’ and stuff.”

MICHAEL MOORE IS A RICH MAN – LAUGH OUT LOUD (Song For The Day Without The 99%)
Michael Moore is a rich man and clown for the rich. / He sings an outdated commercial song about protest / made by another rich man for the rich. / A good rich man’s party joke he is.
He makes lots of money with finger-pointing movies. / It’s like that in the post-cash economy, / in times of errors, sloppiness and bad judgment / when through black holes in the banking system
incredible money goes to / weapons, slaves and drugs and movies. / Michael Moore is a rich man – laugh out loud. / It’s my song for the day without the 99 percent.
Michael Moore is a rich man, la-la-la-la. / He sings an outdated la-la-la-la. / Michael Moore is a rich man – laugh out loud / and this is my song for the day without the 99 percent.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Talking Yulia Tymoshenko & Killer Politos‘, released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song for amnesty and true statesmanship in a world of more and more international zombie politics.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Talking Yulia Tymoshenko & Killer Politos’:
“International politics, instead of serving the people, is always more in free fall towards zombie land with politos ruthlessly misusing power, acting like killers and putting arrogance in the place of diplomacy.
It is high time to revive true statesmanship again.”

TALKING YULIA TYMOSHENKO & KILLER POLITOS
Amnesty is what Yulia Tymoshenko deserves. / Amnesty and no more horror of killer politos. / Amnesty and no more murder of human rights. / Amnesty and no more soulless power fights.
Give freedom to Yulia Tymoshenko now. / Give the proof that politics is not anti-human. / Give healthcare to her in Germany. / Show that politos can have a soul, can have mercy.
Yulia Tymoshenko and her fate is the chance / for the great people of Ukraine / to take a big step forward and show / that humanity is strong when ideology is gone.
Amnesty is what Yulia Tymoshenko deserves. / Amnesty and no more horror of killer politos. / Amnesty and no more murder of human rights. / Amnesty and no more soulless power fights.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Love Takes A Stand Against Slavery & Crime‘, released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song for helping to end slavery. Slavery in our days is a big business with big profits and is developing always more ways of dehumanization with the aim of creating cheap labor force outside of all human rights.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Love Takes A Stand Against Slavery & Crime’:
“Slavery must end. Slavery is the beginning of the end of humanity. Slavery in our days is a big business with big profits and is developing always more ways of dehumanization with the aim of creating cheap labor force outside of all human rights. I made this song when I came across the CNN Freedom Project.”

LOVE TAKES A STAND AGAINST SLAVERY & CRIME (LOVE IS A CHILD)
Slavery like every crime is made by our human mind / that does not know from where we come nor why, / does not know why we go, nor where. / But love is a child and love lets you know / from where you come and where you go. / Love takes a stand against slavery and crime.
Love is the freedom of our humanity. / You lose your humanity with every child slave / and every child soldier and every child trade. / But love is a child and love lets you know / what you should do, what’s there to prove / when man is a monster, devilish and cruel.
Slavery is there, killing mind and life and body, / a crime it is devouring our human hope. / Slavery must go and all the chains around our soul. / Yes, love is a child and love makes us go / into the future where freedom is given to all / and slavery is gone and love has won.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Günter Grass Is Right – World War Is Bad‘, released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song triggered by the Günter Grass poem ‘Was gesagt werden muss / What has to be said’’. It is about what the people want in times of World War fears, disinformation and big trading of weapons.

Michel Montecrossa says:
“‘GÜNTER GRASS IS RIGHT: WORLD WAR IS BAD ‘ is a New-Topical-Evolver-Song triggered by the controversial Günter Grass poem ‘Was gesagt werden muss / What has to be said’. It is not a song about politics but about what the people want in these times of world war fears, disinformation and big trading of weapons: The people want peace, unity, freedom, jobs, education and security for themselves and their children. They don’t want the destruction of their lives, brain messing and always more horrible weapons.
Listen to ordinary people in Israel or Iran and all over the world. They talk with each other in the internet and want peace, not war. To wish for the destruction of a nation is not what the people want. That’s why I sing this song triggered by a poem which is somewhat lopsided and certainly controversial, but at the same time a good occasion to think about ways for proper handling of complex realities which pose a threat to the life of us all.”

GÜNTER GRASS IS RIGHT: WORLD WAR IS BAD
Günter Grass is right: World War is bad. / We have to speak about the root of all / hate and misunderstanding, / of blindness and of anger, / of conflict and ill will.
Günter Grass is right: about facts we have to talk / free in mind and true, ready to find the ways / to peace and understanding, / to celebration of humanity, / to joy of human unity.
Günter Grass is right: trading of weapons is a danger / strengthening war in the world and the willingness to kill. / Better let us strengthen / the readiness to live together / and to solve our problems together.
I see the people everywhere: they don’t want wars. / Old and young want peace and love for all the world, / good work and not poverty / freedom and the contacts / connecting all and making us happy.
Music, Lyrics & Drawings: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Nuclear Power Saves Up To Threat Level 7‘ released by Mira Sound Germany on Audio Single and DVD, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song for the Chernobyl Anniversary and no end of radioactivity in a world with constantly growing contamination emanating from always more nuclear plants.

Michel Montecrossa says:
“’Nuclear Power Saves Up To Threat Level 7′ is a song of warning. Today we live in a world with no end of radioactivity and in a world with constantly growing contamination emanating from always more nuclear plants. ‘Nuclear Power Saves Up To Threat Level 7’ is triggered by the Chernobyl Disaster Anniversary and the fact that we are not able to handle our energy problems unless we find the way to achieving Human Unity and the realization of the United States of Planet Earth. It is the united effort of all humanity in a global union, free of borders that can find a new way for producing and distributing energy without endangering our life and the life and climate of the Earth.”

NUCLEAR POWER SAVES UP TO THREAT LEVEL 7
Nuclear power worldwide saves the / equivalent of about 500 million tons of coal.
Tougher controls on / polluting industries and a / strengthened pollution / inspectorate to / enforce them are to be / brought in by the / government under its ‘green bill’ / published yesterday, oho, yesterday.
Yes, nuclear power worldwide saves the / equivalent of about 500 million tons of coal and leads to
a poisoned environment and up to / threat level 7, / to dangerous and frightening / lawless places, / to economy breakdown and to / rising food prices and / medicine prices beyond control. / You may scream: “No way! That’s a non-starter! / Nuclear disasters also lead to no water!”
Nuclear power worldwide saves / the equivalent of about 500 million tons of coal. / And that is a great thing
indeed, oh Lord, / especially when no one will be / there any more. Any more …
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Günter Grass hat recht: Weltkrieg ist schlecht‘, veröffentlicht von Mira Sound Germany als Audio Single und DVD, ist Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Evolver-Song, der durch das kontroverse Günter Grass Gedicht ‘Was gesagt werden muss’ ausgelöst wurde. Es ist kein Song über Politik, sondern darüber, was die Leute sich in diesen Zeiten der Weltkriegsängste, der Desinformation und des groß angelegten Waffenhandels wünschen.

Michel Montecrossa sagt:
“‘GÜNTER GRASS HAT RECHT: WELTKRIEG IST SCHLECHT / GÜNTER GRASS IS RIGHT: WORLD WAR IS BAD’ ist ein New-Topical-Evolver-Song ausgelöst durch das kontroverse Günter Grass Gedicht ‘Was gesagt werden muss‘. Es ist kein Song über Politik, sondern darüber, was die Leute sich in diesen Zeiten der Weltkriegsängste, der Desinformation und des groß angelegten Waffenhandels wünschen:
Die Menschen wollen Frieden, Geeintsein, Freiheit, Arbeit, Ausbildung und Sicherheit für sich selbst und ihre Kinder. Sie wollen nicht, dass ihr Leben zerstört und ihr Denken manipuliert wird und dass immer mehr grauenvolle Waffen entstehen.
Hören wir auf die gewöhnlichen Leute in Israel, im Iran und überall in der Welt. Sie sprechen miteinander im Internet und möchten Frieden, nicht Krieg. Eine Nation zu vernichten ist nicht, was sie wollen. Deshalb singe ich dieses Lied, das durch ein Gedicht ausgelöst wurde, welches einigermassen einseitig und ganz gewiss kontrovers ist, aber gleichzeitig einen guten Anhaltspunkt darstellt, über Wege nachzudenken, wie man komplexe Wirklichkeiten handhaben kann, die das Leben von uns allen bedrohen.”

Michel Montecrossa says:
“‘GÜNTER GRASS HAT RECHT: WELTKRIEG IST SCHLECHT / GÜNTER GRASS IS RIGHT: WORLD WAR IS BAD ‘ is a New-Topical-Evolver-Song triggered by the controversial Günter Grass poem ‘Was gesagt werden muss / What has to be said’. It is not a song about politics but about what the people want in these times of world war fears, disinformation and big trading of weapons: The people want peace, unity, freedom, jobs, education and security for themselves and their children. They don’t want the destruction of their lives, brain messing and always more horrible weapons.
Listen to ordinary people in Israel or Iran and all over the world. They talk with each other in the internet and want peace, not war. To wish for the destruction of a nation is not what the people want. That’s why I sing this song triggered by a poem which is somewhat lopsided and certainly controversial, but at the same time a good occasion to think about ways for proper handling of complex realities which pose a threat to the life of us all.”

Song Lyrics deutsch and English

GÜNTER GRASS HAT RECHT: WELTKRIEG IST SCHLECHT
Günter Grass hat recht: Weltkrieg ist schlecht. / Man muss darüber reden, wo die Wurzeln sind / von Hass und Missverstehen, / von Blindheit und von Zorn, / von Streit und Gegeneinander.
Günter Grass hat recht: Über Fakten soll man sprechen, / frei im Geist und echt, bereit die Wege zu finden / zum Frieden und Verstehen, / zum Fest des Menschlich Seins, / zur Freude am Geeinten Leben.
Günter Grass hat recht: Waffenhandel ist gefährlich, / stärkt in der Welt den Krieg und die Bereitschaft zum Töten. / Stärken wir besser in uns / die Bereitschaft gemeinsam zu leben / und gemeinsam Probleme zu lösen.
Ich sehe die Leute überall: Sie wollen keine Kriege. / Alt und Jung möchten Frieden und Liebe für die Welt, / Gute Arbeit und nicht Not, / Freiheit und Kontakte, / die uns verbinden und glücklich machen.

GÜNTER GRASS IS RIGHT: WORLD WAR IS BAD
Günter Grass is right: World War is bad. / We have to speak about the root of all / hate and misunderstanding, / of blindness and of anger, / of conflict and ill will.
Günter Grass is right: about facts we have to talk / free in mind and true, ready to find the ways / to peace and understanding, / to celebration of humanity, / to joy of human unity.
Günter Grass is right: trading of weapons is a danger / strengthening war in the world and the willingness to kill. / Better let us strengthen / the readiness to live together / and to solve our problems together.
I see the people everywhere: they don’t want wars. / Old and young want peace and love for all the world, / good work and not poverty / freedom and the contacts / connecting all and making us happy.
Music, Lyrics & Drawings: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany