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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
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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
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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
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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. 150412
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