We Didn't Have All The Time And Space, To Ponder On Who To Bring In To Work Expansive With, It Became An Inhouse Dubwise Project, We Had To Work On A Version To Make The Session Happen, In The Schedule That Was Going In The Processing Of The Productions Of The Works Of The Release Of The 12' Single

I Remember We Had Ideas, To Get A Horn Section In, To Give The "Unification" Track Some Raw Edge, In The Brass Department But Eventually The Flute, Was Decided In Giving That Open Folk Country Type, Of Atmosphere As It Suited The Theme Of The Tune Message,
With Some Brass Voices And Eltro Strings, In The Building Up Of The Key Arrangements, The Sound Was Musical Enough, To Hold It's Own As The AA Side Track, To Run Alongside A Sprightly Bouncing Tune, Like How "Victory Dance" Boldly Comes Across, But The Duo Roots Reggae Track Suited, The Disco EP Single Release On The French Reggae Remedy Label