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Friday, November 21, 2008
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Won't say I love you, babe Won't say I need you, babe But I'm gonna get you, babe And I will not do you wrong Living's mostly wasting time I waste my share of mine But it never feels too good So let's don't take too long You're soft as glass And I'm a gentle man We got the sky to talk about And the world to lie upon.
Days up and down they come Like rain on a conga drum Forget most, remember some But don't turn none away Everything is not enough Nothing is too much to bear Where you been is good and gone All you keep is the gettin' there To live is to fly Low and high So shake the dust off of your wings And the sleep out of your eyes
It's goodbye to all my friends It's time to go again Think on all the poetry And the pickin' down the line I'll miss the system here The bottom's low and the treble's clear But it don't pay to think too much On things you leave behind I may be gone But it won't be long I will be a-bringin' back the melody And the rhythms that I find
We all got holes to fill Them holes are all that's real Some fall on you like a storm Sometimes you dig your own But choice is yours to make And time is yours to take Some dive into the sea Some toil upon the stone To live is to fly Low and high So shake the dust off of your wings And the sleep out of your eyes So shake the dust off of your wings And the tears out of your eyes
by Townes Van Zandt
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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Category: Writing and Poetry
now I always used to be last to the table I think I heard someone say, 'I didn't know Tom Mayne was disabled?' and though I can tell you I didn't give a fuck it's hard when even a hooker won't give you a second look but now I can shout on a Japanese tram because I'm on a Runaway Pram
now I'm not saying that girls were to me a closed book but let's just say I got them to "open up". the words that I read when I spread those pages wide - Good G-d! even the straightest man would have died. I no longer hold my finger in the dam cos I'm on a Runaway Pram
time's getting faster because less and less is new and the only thing that leaves you moved is when yr bowels move you're wasting 19 hours of the 20 hour day and the other 30 minutes it slips away I used to give a dime, now I don't give a damn because I'm on a Runaway Pram
ever had the feeling that you're outside life? no fruit, no death, no Russian mail-order wife. I was more invisible than the Invisible Man - at least he had a balaclava and blue gloves on his hands; my life up to then had been such a sham but now I'm on a Runaway Pram
by David Cronenberg's Wife
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Thursday, October 09, 2008
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Current mood:  contemplative
I had shoes full of holes When you first took me in. I had calluses, not sores, And I'd like to keep them So go turn those sheets Get back on the street There's nothing more I can bring to you See, I'm scared of the door Afraid of the floor
Well, I'll go and walk right through And I'll show you Who I've been running from
It's the feeling of waking And it's gone.
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Tuesday, October 07, 2008
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Current mood:  enthralled
Category: Life
A cry for help, a hint of anaesthesia The sound from broken homes We used to always meet here As he lays asleep she takes him in her arms "Some things I have to do but I don't mean you harm"
A worried parent's glance, a kiss, a last goodbye Hands him the bag she packed, the tears she tried to hide A cruel wind that bows down to our lunacy And leaves him standing alone here In this colony
Dear G-d in His wisdom took you by the hand G-d in His wisdom made you understand In this colony
by Ian Curtis
 | Currently listening: Closer By Joy Division Release date: 2007-10-30 |
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Take a little walk underneath the bridge And climb across the tracks Where the vermin skulk aboriginal As they rut and crap; On the graveyard shift come a tall, mincing man In a greasy, black coat With a pink Bic pen
You see him at the Morgue, my friends You'll see him in your dreams He'll add you on Facebook But he ain't what he seems; (Over London Bridge flow a long line of suits Coughing sighing drifting) "Exterminate the brutes"
In the gathering mist Stands a tall, handsome man Marking tags on the bodies With a pink Bic pen
by se1fish
 | Currently listening: Red Right Hand By Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Release date: 2002-02-17 |
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Thursday, July 27, 2006
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If we're talking about love Then I have to tell you Dear readers, I'm not sure where I'm headed I've gotten lost before I've woke up stonedrunk Face down in the floor Late afternoon, the house is hot I started, I jumped up Everyone hates a bore Everybody hates a drunk This may be a lit invention Professors muddled in their intent To try to rope in followers To float their malcontent As for this reader, I'm already spent Late afternoon, the house is hot I started, I jumped up Everyone hates a sad professor I hate where I wound up Dear readers, my apologies I'm drifting in and out of sleep Long silence presents the tragedies Of love. Note the age. Get afraid The surface hazy with attendant thoughts A lazy eye metaphor on the rocks Late afternoon, the house is hot I started, I jumped up Everyone hates a bore Everybody hates a drunk Everyone hates a sad professor I hate where I wound up I hate where I wound up by R.E.M. {Buck/Mills/Stipe}
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Saturday, June 03, 2006
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"Nothin betta than a coupla bin bags!" Well, I found out I was dead and I pee-ed inside my head and found a mind so Black my Honky soul skanked loose, ya know and, "Shiiit" was all I said.
Noise from frogs keeps me awake and frogs keep offering me steak but their webbed feet made me a little freaked and the crack & the coffee & cake. by an as yet unsigned & unnamed three-piece, undeniably the next Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd, sired by Les Claypool & Tom Waits. Eddie 'the Dude' Rainbow on bass.
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Thursday, June 01, 2006
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Look, blood, I'm tellin ya you've kept us waitin rand too fucken long All we wanted was kebab and chips tell me, where did it go wrong?
We sweated meat juice in the negro streets at dawn of night time whilst we stared at hookers selling their pathetic bodies at a fiver a time
a blind street child lay by the side of the kerb bootleg whisky in his hand He smelt of piss and was stained in faeces you'd have needed to see it to understand
I mean, man..he'd been smokin rock out of a plastic penguin. I'm tellin ya But as I handed him his rocks I said D'you know, this is the good shit I'm sellin ya
I saw God's face in a pool of blood on the bonnet of a BMW and, yea, I wept I wanted to tell you, I wanted to tell him but knew it was a secret best kept.
by the unnamed songwriting duo soon to be hailed as the new Simon & Garfunkel
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Thursday, May 25, 2006
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The sky is blue and all the leaves are green The sun's as warm as a baked potato I think I know precisely what I mean When I say it's a shpadoinkle day
And as I ride with my girl She's my best friend in the whole world! We'll move along, set our goals high With eyes full of hope as we aim for the
Sky is blue and all the leaves are green My heart's as full as a baked potato I think I know precisely what I mean When I say it's a shpadoinkle day! When I say it's a happy-go-moinkaly lucky shpadoinkle-dee-day!
(Reprise)
It's a long, long way for us to go, But if we don't try we'll never know. Stay optimistic, set our goals high There's nothing we can't do if we aim for the
Sky is blue and all the leaves are green The air's as pure as a baked potato We think we know exactly what we mean When we say it's a shpadoinkle day When we say it's a shpadoinkle day
from Cannibal! The Musical by Trey Parker and Matt Stone
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Thursday, May 25, 2006
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I was down in Georgia nothing was as real as the street beneath my feet descending into air
The cauldron was a-bubbling the flesh was lean and the women moved forward like piranhas in a stream they spread themselves before me an offering so sweet and they beckoned and they beckoned come on darling eat
Eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat you eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat
They circled around me natives in a ring and I saw their souls a-withering like snakes in chains and they wrapped themselves around me mmm what a treat and they rattled their tales hissin' come on let's eat
Eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat you eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat
I felt a rising in my throat the girls a-saying grace and the air the viscous air pressed against my face and it all got too damn much for me just got too damn rough and I pushed away my plate and said boys I've had enough and I laid upon the table another piece of meat and I opened up my veins to them and said come on eat
Eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat you eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat you eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat you eat the summer cannibals eat eat eat
Cause I was down in Georgia nothing was as real as the street beneath my feet descending into hell
So eat eat eat you eat eat eat you eat eat eat eat eat eat
by Patti Smith
[there's also a short story called 'Summer Cannibals' by the mighty J.G. Ballard, incidentally]
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Thursday, May 25, 2006
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Go to sleep, go to sleep Go to sleepy, little baby
When you wake, ride away All the pretty little horses Black and Gray, Sorrel and Bay Whole heap o' little horses
So hushaby, don' you cry Go to sleepy, little baby
Way down yonda', down in the medder Lies a poor little lambie Bees an' the butterflies peckin' out his eyes Poor little thing is cryin' Mammy
Go to sleep, don' you cry Rest your head upon the clover Rest your head upon the clover
In your dreams you shall ride While your Mammy's watching over Blacks and Bays and Dapples and Grays All the pretty little horses All the pretty little horses
[traditional, Appalachian, roughly as performed by Kristin Hersh and Nick Cave & Current 93]
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Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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Tina Brandon and Brian Deneke met for coffee in heaven last week. He said "I like mine black" and she said, "Do you ever want to go back?" He said, "No, we can be who we want to be." He said, "No, we can be who we want to be." Matthew Shepard dropped by for dessert. and they asked Matthew, "Does it still hurt?" and he paused and spit over the rail and it flew down to earth, just like hail. He said, "no, we can be who we want to be." He said, "no, we can be who we want to be." Down on earth, he held her tight, she held her tight, he held him tight. It was morning, and they'd cried all night. Through the window he saw the hail. and she asked, "Have we failed?" He said, "No, we can be who we want to be." He said, "No, we can be who we want to be." by Ed Hamell
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Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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I see you on the cover of Rolling Stone or one of those other corny music magazines that's just an excuse to sell fashion or bullshit but occasionally sticks in a good writer or political story so at the board meeting they can ease their conscience that the majority of their readership has the IQ of well... a Creed fan. So you pucker your mouth and you show lots of thigh coy celebrity sexy teasing cleavage Ass in the air selling your product down on your knees why so shy? Cause you stand for nothing really you got nothing to say it's insulting your pretense of integrity Take the movie's name tattoo it on your labia spread your legs for the camera what difference would it make? I mean, fuck it, why go halfway? So you think you might be Jesus, let's be frank, you're the lead singer of a big rock band. Let's get the bass player to nail you to a cross long rusty spikes right through your hands. You're a world leader with your finger on the button, thinking that history is smiling on you. Blow the shit out of everybody that doesn't agree Do it in the name of patriotism, what else should you do? I mean, fuck it, why go halfway? I'm a self-righteous prick with a great big mouth but I'm sick to death of mediocrity and lies and I'm preaching to the choir and I'm yelling down a hole I used to sing between the lines but then I got wise. by Ed Hamell (Hamell on Trial)
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Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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I woke up this mornin' with the sundown shinin' in. I found my mind in a brown paper bag, but then I tripped on a cloud, fell eight miles high I tore my mind on a jagged sky
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in I watched myself crawling out as I was crawling in I got up so tight I couldn't unwind I saw so much I broke my mind
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
Somebody painted APRIL FOOL in big black letters on a dead end sign I had my foot on the gas as I left the road and blew out my mind Eight miles out of Memphis and I got no spare Eight miles straight-up, downtown, somewhere
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
(Yeah, yeah, oooh yeaaa-aaaa-ah)
by Newberry, performed by Kenny Rogers & the First Edition (duude! talk about a cash-in on the psychedelic explosion...) and by Nick Cave & Die Haut on the album 'Headless Body in a Topless Bar'
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Monday, May 22, 2006
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When I look out into your eyes out there When I look out into your faces You know what I see? I see a little bit of Elvis In each and every one of you out there
Lemme tell ya... Welllllll...
Elvis is everywhere Elvis is everything Elvis is everybody Elvis is still the King
Man, O man What I want you to see Is that the big E's Inside of you and me
Elvis is everywhere, man! He's in everything. He's in everybody...
Elvis is in your jeans He's in your cheesburgers Elvis is in Nutty Buddies! Elvis is in your mom!
He's in everybody He's in the young, the old, the fat, the skinny, the white, the black the brown and the blue people got Elvis in 'em too
Elvis is in everybody out there. Everybody's got Elvis in them! Everybody except one person that is... Yeah, one person! The evil opposite of Elvis. The Anti-Elvis
Anti-Elvis got no Elvis in 'em, Lemme tell ya.
Michael J. Fox has no Elvis in him.
And Elvis is in Joan Rivers but he's trying to get out, man! He's trying to get out! Listen up Joanie Baby!
Elvis is everywhere Elvis is everything Elvis is everybody Elvis is still the king
Man, O man What I want you to see Is that the big E's Inside of you and me
Man, there's a lot of unexplained phenomenon out there in the world. Lot of things people say What the heck's going on?
Let me tell ya!
Who built the pyramids? ELVIS! Who built Stonehenge? ELVIS!
Yeah, man you see guys walking down the street pushing shopping carts and you think they're talking to allah, they're talking to themself. Man, no they're talking to ELVIS! ELVIS! ELVIS!
You know whats going on in that Bermuda Triangle? Down in the Bermuda Traingle Elvis needs boats. Elvis needs boats. Elvis Elvis Elvis Elvis Elvis Elvis Elvis needs boats.
Aahh! The Sailing Elvis! Captain Elvis! Commodore Elvis it is.
Yeah man, you know people from outer space, people from outer space they come up to me. They don't look like like Doctor Spock. They don't look like Klingons, all that Star Trek jive.
They look like Elvis. ELVIS! Everybody in outer space looks like Elvis. Cause Elvis is a perfect being. We are all moving in perfect peace and harmony towards Elvisness
Soon all will become Elvis. Everything everywhere will be Elvis. Why do you think they call it evolution anyway? It's really Elvislution! Elvislution!
Elvis is everywhere Elvis is everything Elvis is everybody Elvis is still the king
Man, O man What I want you to see Is that the big E's Inside of you and me
That's right ladies and gentlemen, The time has come! Time has come to talk To that little bit of Elvis inside of you.
Talk to it! Call it up! Say "Elvis, heal me!" "Save me, Elvis!" "Make me be born again in the perfect Elvis light"
That's right! You've got that Elvis inside of ya and he's talkin to ya He says he wants you to sing! Everybody's got to sing like the king!
Like the king Get that leg going now Get your lip too. Not no fool Billy Idol lip either Everybody! Yeah, we're rockin now!
Elvis is with us. He's with us and he's speaking to us. He says "Peoples!" "Peoples!" "Everybody!" "Everybody got to sing!"
Elvis is everywhere Elvis is everything Elvis is everybody Elvis is still the king
Man, O man What I want you to see Is that the big E's Inside of you and me
Elvis is everywhere Elvis is everything Elvis is everybody Elvis is still the king
Man, O man What I want you to see Is that the big E's Inside of you and me
Elvis!
by Mojo Nixon
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