CD1 (download)
Crawling Amok
01. Courtly Waltz
02. Up And Out
03. Apinanleipää
04. Time Flows On
05. Dear Someone
06. Lucky Blues
07. Syracuse Canyon Underground Flip
08. Further Down The Road
09. Peregrinations
10. Boys From Lexington
11. Luuta
12. Is There Something I Should Know
13. Siniset vilkkuvalot
14. You Can't Lose
15. Searching
CD2 (download)
Farley Granger Slept Here
01. Angelina
02. My Daddy Said
03. The 13th Of Never
04. Nothing To See
05. Post War Blues
06. American Tune
07. Born Again
08. Aunt Harriet
09. The Ghost Of A Rat
10. The White Wytch
11. Old Father Ryan
12. Working In The Nightime
13. Uncle Ben
14. Ruosteiset pyörät
CD3 (download)
The Iron Age Technophobe
01. Groovin' With Che
02. Sammi's Mammy
03. Peltoniemen
04. Linzi's Lumber
05. The Tarot Man
06. Johnny Seven's Blues
07. J'Attendrai
08. La Belle Chelle
09. Canto in E
10. Läksin minä kesäyönä
11. Sleepover at Benny's
12. One Morning In May
13. Retirement Bungalow Is Calling
14. The Spiral
15. Elidor
16. Boeves Psalm
17. Theme by Vivaldi
CD4 (download)
Marry Me You Bastard
01. Snakeskin
02. Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key
03. Schooldays
04. Building 7
05. Manhattan
06. Smokestack Lightning
07. Rusinoita
08. Slide Baby Slide
09. Satakieli
10. All I Say
11. Johnny Seven
12. Another Day
13. Marjorie
14. Tell Me I'm The One
15. Bellshill Boy
16. The Misty Mountain
17. The Old Buccaneer
My Latin teacher used to say
"Amo, amas, amat,"
As he hit me each time on the head
With a cricket bat
And then he would continue with
"Ero, eris, erit,"
Taking care to flatten all the bumps
Where he'd already hit
The man I had for History
Was old, as old as Hell
Indeed he looked as if he could
Have known Napoleon well
His name was Mr. Parker
And he terrorized us all
Just as Caesar once had done
With the Celtic tribes in Gaul
For Geography it was dear
Miss Fitzwilliam who would show
Us where mountains soared in Kandahar
And the Amazon did flow
She had obviously been there
As she had a nervous tic
And was fond of glaring in my face
While saying, "You little prick!"
My Chemistry Professor,
He knew his lead from gold,
Though drank so much I often walked in
And my blood ran cold
He'd be slumped across his desk,
Mortar board upon his head,
Then he'd mumble softly
"Damn the bitch! I wish that she were dead!"