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Bait Ball
03:10
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Boiling up to the surface
Like the Michelin Man
A hundred thousand tiny fishes
Swirling around
A world upon the axis of a
Predatory plow
To survive
You gotta let a few go
Spinning off a runner
For the greater cause
A silver dollar distraction
A little lost lamb
The globe cannot stop spinning
Or everybody falls
To survive
You gotta let a few go
Now the sharks, a snake, tip the cart take the bait
A couple apples by the side of the road
but that’s the cost, I cut the loss
Before I’m swallowed up whole
A little blood spilled at the alter
Another trip around the sun
To survive
You gotta let a few go
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It's On The List
02:38
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Yeah, it's on the list
There’s not enough hours in a day
To cook and clean and find someplace
To put these books that don’t fit on the shelf
Or even delegate it to someone else
I tell my baby that I need a little fun
But now I’m just another thing that needs to get done
There’s a pile on the table where we eat and read
It’s mostly bills that haven’t been paid
It’s under the laundry that’s always there
The bills and socks and underwear
I tell my baby we just need a little fun
He says I’m just another thing that needs to get done
The roof is leaking , the dog needs walking, the paint is peeling, there’s a drip in the faucet
I put myself on the list, to make my case, a cold hearted furnace just took my place
Yeah, it's on the list
Did the dishes, went shopping trying to up my rank
cleaning the coop - a deposit in the bank
It’s never enough to improve my status
I’m barely holding on to this apparatus
How in the world did I become
just another thing that needs to get done
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Braly Sangster Seattle, Washington
In the greatest duos, the dynamic between individuals generates a sound all its own. Voices and visions co-mingle
completely, alchemizing into a union
that transcends “complementary” or “contrasting.”
While musician / producer Johnny Sangster and Pineola’s Leslie
Braly are both established artists in their own right, the music they make as
Braly Sangster owes everything to their chemistry.
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