1. |
Immediation
02:51
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all the ways to phrase a howl
reduced to distant sounds
channeled through a pundit's mouth
all the ways to frame a bark
it's a flame or it's a spark
it's not enough or it's gone too far
all the headlines you can't find in living rooms
and when we walk outside we are consumed
surgical grab within a mass reaction
left with only the means
to salt the land
with the sweat from our desperation
as they gas-lit the bloodletted
all the ugly stamped down but not out
what aging hands won't dare point out
those locusts ain't some thunderclouds
weather to their eyes so naturalized
come underground
dim the lights to see
the stakes are fenced in all around
every hand you raise
they'll break and bend your heart again
oh they'll use your pleas
but they can't use their broke machines
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2. |
Spent
02:23
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cancelled my internet
deferred my student debt
almost a fifth
to a new used car
it's easy to say it's easy
when it's hard to say it's hard
I looked them in the eye
just to say it's fine
we still have ten
left after rent
what's there to spend on
when you're nearly spent
angels that don't intervene
their sympathy
is a tapped oasis
we'll pay for a mirage
just to see
something happening
I guess I'll quit smoking but goddamn!
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Surrounder Pensacola, Florida
Baritone guitar, drums, and microphones with people attached.
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