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Eternal Fade in Retrograde​¶​¶

from the BAND versions by Nothingful

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lyrics

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The sunburnt skin of centuries past can kiss my ass
For me there's no future, For you there's no past
The now is a golden flickering
and the mothlight from the porch swing is sickening
As the light from the sunset is diminishing
and the boys and the girls go on bickering

The moon has a face of crater and stone
One visit can erase the mystery of being alone
A century later had believed to be bone
From a sliver in circles it's grown
From a coin of silver it's thrown
lands face up and the face is sickening
Our golden age is diminishing
The dim light of hope is flickering
and the beat of my pulse is quickening

It's all dust
kiss me if you must
For you I have killed
For you I will kill
For you I am dying
at least we're all trying
It's all, we're all dust
I'm all, it's all dust
kiss me if ya must
and wipe your mouth
watch with me, the birds all fly south
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credits

from the BAND versions, released August 18, 2013
Andrew Bracken: drums
Sean Conway: trumpet
Sasha: bass, pedals, voice

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Nothingful San Diego, California

Spangles of opportunity in which to dimension
into the angles of music and rhythms written in the air.
Sings, plays acoustic bass guitar, dobro, sax..
The songs are uncoventional in as so many
ways as he is musically untrained.
To play the bass in the way that Nothingful
makes it would be to so as in a tuning other than standard.
I am inspired by Laziness and randomness.

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