The President’s Last Song Syndrome

Posted by spliceanddice on February 19, 2008 · Leave a Comment

When a tune continuously ripples through you ears for days and nights even at the comfort of silence, you get the strange feeling that the tune is either a mantra or another manifestation of Lito Camo’s—God or Allah forbid—musical taste. Worse, when a tune gets resurrected in your ears after staying dormant for a couple of weeks or months, you get the strange feeling that you are either wanting of a medical check-up or, at the least, in dire need of some good old fashioned cotton buds to scrape-off that slab of wax. But what could be worse than a government trying to resurrect an old tune buried in the catacombs which may have already gathered dust and grime, all in the efforts of diverting the ears of those who wither the pain of listening to what could be the worst tune of all history?

The alleged plot to slay GMA is not something unheard of, which goes without saying that those who continue to play that tune are themselves lacking of a taste for music. Unlike the typical Camosian “spaghetting pababa, pababa ng pababa” or “boom tarat tarat”, the government’s tune of resurfacing the alleged plot to assassinate the president simply refuses to die a natural death, or at least blend and ebb with the southern winds like the generosity of the foul air sifting through one’s rear hole. It is perhaps the worst signal that the options have run dry for the government in diverting public attention. Indeed, it is the ranting of a government that wants to compete with Camosian music in the most loose use of the term “music”.

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