Get a clue, Don. The reason you can't connect ear tones to earthquake timing is because there is no connection. Do you sincerely believe that there are people who can hear and associate with earthquakes "a pitch that fits in with granite rock structures" and has a "watery sound"? Doesn't it seem a little implausible that those two sounds could be differentiated in the human ear? How could anyone ever learn to associate ear tones to earthquakes if the most likely correlation factor, that of timing, cannot be established?

Just because someone thinks they hear earthquakes does not mean that they hear earthquakes.

Sorry to be so churlish, but you deserve it--you are spreading nonsense, and the world has enough of that already.