1. |
Wolves in Wool
04:50
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Pay me my sum
And I’ll be on my way.
Holster your guns –
No one will get hurt.
Fate on the run...
Hades is warned,
I’ll be down there soon.
Justice is scorned –
Falsify the truth.
Fate on the run...
Fortunate sons
Clinging on to youth;
Old men are shunned –
Wise, but long of tooth.
Fate on the run...
Overanalyze
Everything I read
Start to theorize
Everyone is evil.
Right before my eyes
A forest for the trees
Hard to realize
We're all just people.
Can you sympathize?
Lately I just can’t remember
Why I’m losing sleep.
What’s the point in seeking solace?
Why should we have peace?
Those of us who ask such questions,
With strength to speak,
Are one day at last rewarded
Spoils of the meek...
Fate on the run...
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2. |
A Walking Disaster
05:09
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“Ten years now I’ve been low.
My body creaks if I dare breathe.
Pale skin hides dusty bones.
And all it means
Is, if I get clean,
Ten years on down the road
I’ll get all I’ve been owed.”
“I can’t tell what a state I’m in.
My memory seethes with fiery deeds.
The time comes when I shed my skin,
But all it means
Is, if I get clean
Ten years on down the road.
With karma points bought and sold,
Harpies swear to save my soul,
But I’ll be left in the cold.”
“Look at me, you bastard!
A walking disaster!”
My last speech now complete,
I’ve atoned.
The mirror sleeps; no repeat.
I’m alone.
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Strangelets Chicago, Illinois
3 fellows who've been kicking around these parts for years playing with different outfits. Now assembled into a power trio
playing indie rock with a quirk here and there.
Lineup:
Jason Blundy (vocals, guitar)
Eric Schmidt (drums)
Wesley Smith (bass)
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