new_song
feminineeffects
Someone
lit
the
couch
on
fire
And
lined
heads
on
the
windowsill
God
protects
his
wifi
with
a
password
But
gives
out
free
coffee
and
cookies
To
the
people
who
listen
to
him
Parking
lot
stoop
sitting
Dressed
in
black
,
looking
back
Anyone
can
run
me
over
You
are
god
and
I'm
a
table
Weighed
down
by
the
heavy
red
book
Tuning
my
guitar
and
summoning
strangers
Playing
off
-key
in
a
room
swimming
with
caffeine
The
aisles
are
too
narrow
to
let
the
Broken
pass
through
It's
all
part
of
the
plan
Church
kids
fight
to
say
hello
Push
push
shove
hi
Push
push
hi
Hey
All
of
their
songs
sound
the
same
It's
all
part
of
the
plan
140307
...
raze
there's
one
about
leaving
on
a
train
and
one
that
was
inspired
by
a
spam
email's
weirdly
poetic
opening
line
(
i_came_to_you_in_the_country
)
there's
one
about
magnetized
minds
and
a
world
that
fits
inside
a
purse
and
another
that
doesn't
really
have
any
words
just
gibberish
but
it
might
be
my
favourite
of
them
all
all
of
them
written
over
a
period
of
a
few
days
just
because
of
one
little
idea
that
got
a
positive
response
when
i
threw
it
out
there
inspiration
wears
strange
bedclothes
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...
raze
fifteen
now
finished
in
the
past
four
weeks
,
along
with
another
nine
that
are
much
closer
to
songs
than
sketches
and
should
make
it
the
rest
of
the
way
there
soon
.
if
an
album
doesn't
come
out
of
this
in
the
next
few
months
,
i'll
eat
a
peanut
butter
& jelly
sandwich
while
doing
a
handstand
.
140406
...
raze
now
thirty
one
new
finished
songs
,
and
a
dozen
that
aren't
finished
yet
,
and
that's
after
slowing
down
quite
a
bit
.
i
don't
know
where
they've
all
been
coming
from
.
the
latest
one
revealed
itself
yesterday
on
the
stone
steps
.
i
think
it's
about
being
in
a
hospital
bed
,
but
sometimes
it's
hard
to
know
.
140524
...
raze
well
over
a
hundred
since
last
march
.
someone
lit
my
brain
on
fire
when
i
wasn't
looking
,
and
it
hasn't
been
doused
yet
.
doesn't
even
matter
if
no
one
ever
hears
any
of
them
.
the
writing
has
been
its
own
reward
.
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