4) The Trouble - A Jungle Story

Описание: The Pagsberg BigBand & The Vocals

A Jungle Story

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Credits:
Vocals
Kirstine Dahlberg (8, 8 transition, 9)
Marie Lind Burgdorf (4, 6, 8 transition)
Lone Selmer Roar (3, 6, 7, 8 transition)
Johannes Rückert Becker (2, 3, 5, 8 transition)

Saxes
Marika Thinggaard Andersen (1, 4)
Anne Sejrskild
Jeppe Zacho (3, 9)
Alexander Hagel Thorn (6)
Emil Hess (2 transition, 8)

Trumpets
Thomas Kjærgaard
Søren Thybo Høyer
Rolf Thofte Lykke (1)
Jonas Due (2, 8)
Tim Éwe (5)

Trombones
Rolf Mandix (3 transition, 7 transition)
Søren Siefert (7 transition)
Thomas Bruun (7 transition)
Niels Gerhardt (7 transition)

Mads Thorsen (Gui) (3 transition, 4, 7)
Johann Gustav Skov-Hansen (Pia) (5, 5 transition, 7, 7 transition)
Michał Nienadowski (Bass) (4 transition) 
Karsten Bagge (Dr) (6) 

Cond, Comp, Photo
Mads Pagsberg


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4) The Trouble

The sun was going down behind the trees and night was on its way
The two had been running all day long towards the village, but they had nothing at all to say
“So are you peevish” asked the cat the kid, “no I am just thinking and you know what?”,
“ I ain’t afraid of tigers, they can come and fight me, if the want”

So they fell asleep in the treetop, - on a branch and the had no worries
But right above their head waited danger, a python snake was waiting for its major meal


It put its repulsive head down through the leaves to Mowgli, and woke the kid
And then it would stare at him with big hypnotic eyes that would make him break down and loose his wit.
The cat was sleeping, so it could not see the drama evolving there in the tree
Was this gonna be the end of Mowgli in the Jungle , - wait and see.

That sneaky, cold and slimy snake, will come gliding down to squeeze your soul.
Kaa’ll squeeze you and tease you, but he certainly won’t please you, He’ll crush your body to the bone
But if you wake up from that deep hypnosis and call out for your friend
Then he will wake up and break up, before the snake can make up a new odious, cunning plan.

Solo

“Bagheera”, shouted Mowgli, “Wake up before it’s much to late
And now the cat was facing the danger, the python snake was holding on to Mowglis head

The Panther was on his feet and swung the mighty claw towards the snake
The phython lost grip and made a cryout, you could not fake
So now it tumbled down below the tree and that made a knot on the tail you see
Before you would know it Kaa was gone behind the bushes,
So then Mowgli and Bagheera, they could have their sleep.

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