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"Town Meeting Song" was a real family affair, with two of Tim's kids Oscar and Stella contributing and I dare say Tim's wife Julie also had a hand in this too. I think it's an awesome cover and everything that Coverville is about – they made it their own again (as with with Lithium).
Oh, and the Stone Roses released two albums – the second ("second Coming") was recorded years after the first album because of a record company dispute. "Love Spreads" that you mentioned is is the first single off that album and is an excellent choice for Lyrics Undercover
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Spreads
Town Meeting song also featured two of Tim's kids – Stella and Oscar. I think they have made this song their own too, like Lithium.
Oh and the Stone Roses released two albums, the second, "Second coming", released 5 years after the first because they were banned from recording due to a record company dispute. "Love Spreads" that you mentioned is the first single off that album. Would make a great Lyrics Undercover too.
The Town Meeting song was great. I think they need to consider doing Jesus Christ Superstar – they already have the costumes.
[Apropos of nothing in particular – game for families on long car trips – cast the Muppets in unlikely musical vehicles – JC Superstar was the favourite)