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Sequels
04:27
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How could you have left?
How could you forget who you were?
You were really something.
Yeah, but you know that.
Look what you've become!
Look what you've forgotten.
The blood you once had a taste for has gotten stale
Now you're just another garden variety Wall Street pale boy
Saying, Who Cares?
Yeah, Well, Who cares?
And now your New Year's Resignation
is a startling indication that your Years of Indignation
are finally through
Well, who knew?
There is comfort in misery
and yet I'm uncomfortable in that company.
I've seen that movie too.
I lived it in Sequels XVI to XXII
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Mother Night
05:10
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Hope must be some strange thing
You heard of from movies / Read about in books
Why doubt the one thing your know
He isn't blind who refuses to look
Home / Where the night that surrounds you is never as bad.
Never quite as black
As the back of your eyes / Closed to what lies just outside the walls
Olly Olly Ox in Free
Home / When are you coming?
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Half Life
03:12
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I spent half a life missing the half that just happened
And all that time I was beside you
Half a life wishing the other half was different
And the rest of the time I was alive too
But oh what faith
it takes to live
in outer space
To feel that free
to be allowed
to be so weak
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Hunger
04:06
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In trespassed pools in rural towns
in the golden shimmer of Florida Summer
All we were for all we knew,
We had something in common,
The proud and the few.
We were skipping school on the Spring-fed days
in a lazy number of forgotten circles on
a stark-lit porch in College Park.
It's $3 a Tall 4, I got nothing,
nothing but time.
In a borrowed car on an abandoned street,
To our parents - ignorant of the view from beneath
the shattered towers, the power of belief
in something in common, the need for relief.
For the sake of freedom, the sake of Why Not?
The hunger in common, now a distant thought,
The shadows, the mystery, the neon lights, the neon lights!
Who among you?
Who among you?
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Silent Wealth
07:40
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A nylon flag above an "OPEN" sign,
AS SEEN ON TV
WE BUY GOLD
GET OUT OF DEBT
WE BUY DEBT
GET OUT OF GOLD
TAKE OUT A LOAN
PAY OFF YOUR LOANS
THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE
PUT A FACE WITH THE NAME
WHATEVER YOU WANT
FIND A ROMANCE
WHATEVER YOU NEED I GOT
Corrugated cards on H frame wire,
WE BUY GOLD
GET OUT OF DEBT
WE BUY DEBT
GET OUT OF GOLD
WE BUY HOMES
YOU RENT TO OWN
IF YOU LIVED
HERE
YOU'D BE THERE
BUY NOW
You've gotten old
You got bitter
Maybe a better days behind you
Maybe your best days are long gone
Spooky action at a distance
Unrelated business interest
Not if you buy this
Not if you buy right now
Not if you buy this
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Perpetual Youth
03:23
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I made a god of perpetual youth
I was praying to you
Praying that we could feel again
What we'd felt then
When we loved the sky too long to know the land of opportunity
Cost more than we had.
I know it's not that simple
Though it can seem much simpler than that
Sin Taxes-deferred, now feel so undeserved,
But that is just the passage of time.
Sorrow is just old joy, distanced in diminished return.
No, it's not a straight line.
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Passengers
07:06
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Active Witness
06:55
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Young Adult Florida
Young Adult is the recording project of Cory Driscoll and Sam Lloyd.
Sequels:
Emily Beanblossom, A.J. Donahue, Cory Driscoll, Samuel Lloyd, Ben Mesa, Dave Pinkham.
Pendulum:
Cory Driscoll, Caitlin Dunn, Kemeys Goethe, Samuel Lloyd, Jeremy Shirley.
Aporia:
Cory Driscoll, Caitlin Dunn, Kemeys Goethe, Samuel Lloyd, Jeremy Shirley.
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