NEWS. PRESS. MUSIC. SIDE PROJECTS. CD BABY. ITUNES. CAFEPRESS. PHOTO. CLIP. THINK. DONATE. LINK. INFO. THINK. Save The Waves Written in New Zealand in November 2004, 'Save The Waves' is an attempt to draw attention to coastlines worldwide, ravaged by development in all its various forms. Hopeful that the song would help raise awareness of endangered waves like the now destroyed 'Harry's' in Mexico, Daniel also wanted to highlight the tireless work done by organisations such as Save The Waves, Wildcoast and The Surfrider Foundation. Save The Waves has now been recorded for Daniel's 2006 release OP-ED, a collection of environmentally, socially, and politically inspired songs. You can hear it @ CD Baby. >> Click to hear: OP-ED: Environmental / Social / Political [2006] Track 05: Save The Waves Music & Lyrics by Daniel Gannaway/Apra © 2006 Another coastal gem Somehow threatened By development A truly unique wave Might no longer break If we sit around and wait 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same yeah 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same Save Save the waves Can we turn a blind eye To some pipeline With alternatives to try? And that marina wall No notification at all Mother nature wasn't called 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same yeah 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same yeah 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same yeah 'Cause every wave is unique No two rides are the same Save Save the waves Save Save Save the waves We should be concerned As surfers we yearn For every tube and turn And a thing far worse Than singing crowded verse Would be no spots to surf © Daniel Gannaway/Apra - November 2004 Links: >> Harry's destroyed. Link to an interview with Serge Dedina of Wildcoast @ SURFERMAG.com >> Save the Waves Coalition >> Wildcoast >> The Surfrider Foundation Quick links: >> MP3s & CDs @ CD Baby! >> Apple iTunes >> Rhapsody >> iSOUND >> MP3tunes >> Napster >> eMusic >> myspace >> VIRB >> ReverbNation >> CafePress ^ top ^ thankyou for supporting truly independent music