A not-to-be-taken seriously song about, quite obviously, Ninjas.  This song is part of the ongoing saga of Pirates vs. Ninjas, and so follows "The Pirate Song" that I posted previously.  While I am a pirate, it's only fair to the Ninja community to write them a song.

Dedicated to Hattori Hanzo, the greatest Ninja ever (not the fool in Kill Bill).

Enjoy.

(The above is taken from the lyrics, originally at http://forum.bandamp.com/Lyrics_Review/51907.html)

There's some glaring issues in this song, but it's mainly meant to be a demo.  When I get access to some better equipment, I may repost.  For the moment though, I'm leaving it the way it is.

[edit] Damn, I didn't realize how quiet it is.  Oh well.

I like the guitar riff...very mysterious.
Ninjas kick ass, and therefore any song about ninjas does also.
Good work.

aww, the guitar is really serious, it doesn't fit the lyrics! i do like the lyrics though haha!
like the low key feel of this, and i like the way the vocals are recorded.

I like this a lot wonderful song .  It was kinda hard for me to hear what you were saying but I love the melodey.

The New Indie Kid

Disruptor: Thanks!
IndieKid: Yep, the levels were way off, and I had no idea that it was so low.  I recorded this in one sitting on headphones and didn't realize how soft the entire track was.
Porcelain: Can you believe that this started off as a serious ninja song? And on top of that, can you believe that the lyrics haven't changed a whole load in the transition from serious to comical?  I appreciate the compliments though.

Thanks guys.

pretty funny, i thought the pirate one was more fun (musically) tho

Thanks bro.  I agree, but the making of this song was so hilarious that I had to leave it like this.  The music is from when this song used to be serious, and the way it contrasts the lyrics just sounded hilarious to be.

Reminds me of a song that was around when I was real young, 'ERNIE (THE FASTEST MILKMAN IN THE WEST)'
I really like your guitar work and you sing a good song.
I'd personally like to hear either something serious from you, or 'seriously' funny, but the 'seriously' funny in my book is consciously, purposefully funny!

Thanks kings.  Means a lot coming from you!