In an epilogue to her 2014 analysis of the destructive impact of global neoliberaliism on India Capitalism: A Ghost Story, Arundhati Roy offers an eloquent tribute to the Occupy movement after it was evicted from Zucotti Park. Despite Roy’s scathing analysis of the injustices and ravages of capitalism and its political puppets, she is filled with hope that “another world is not only possible, she’s on her way. On a quiet day I can hear her breathing.”
Another world is not only possible,
She is on her way.
On a quiet day I can hear her breathing,
I can hear her breathing
Low 1:
Can you hear her breathing? (×8)
Low 2:
In and out and in and out and,
In and out and in and out (×2)
High:
Listen, listen to her breathing,
Listen, listen to her breathing (×2)
All:
Tune — comes in after one round of both low parts together:
Low 1:
Low 2 – comes in after 4 bars:
Mid – comes in after one round of tune plus low parts:
High – comes in after one round of tune and mid plus low parts: