1. |
Trying To Be Me
01:17
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I’m just trying to be me
I am not performing
I’m just trying to be me
no no calculating
yes to the mistakes
to the living they’ve made
I’m just trying to be me
this is not a simulation
yes to the regret
and the problems I’ve met
yeah
of course anyway
yeah
of course anyway
I’m just trying to be me
it’s taking my whole life
yes to the mistakes
to the problems I’ve made
I’m just trying to be me
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Goodbye Roky
01:13
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goodbye Rocky
so long friend
my hair still stands up
through the dust on my skin
so long Rocky
goodbye friend
the beginning has
met the end again
I heard your voice
before I heard your voice
rising
goodbye Rocky
so long friend
we’ve always been in this together
reverberating
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3. |
Torpedo Your Career
01:06
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you’re falling through
but your thoughts are clear
no one cares in time
if you disappear
well far worse is near
so torpedo your career
no hack can fix
this mafia line
no one cares for long
if you survive
for all that’s dear
please torpedo your career
invasive species decide
what once was alive
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Jeremy Todd Vancouver, British Columbia
Jeremy is a self-taught-middle-aged-non-musician refusing the death-cult of capitalist relations. He also plays in bands/groups sometimes, writes poetry and makes art.
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