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Jailbreak​¶​¶

from the BAND versions by Nothingful

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lyrics

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Sometimes a man can break inside himself and find out how and why he breathes
He's got a pad of paper, and a pencil, he takes down what he needs and leaves
He might have a brother, an older lover, left behind that just saps his needs
He has a moral code that he can't break, he can't shake, from off he feeds
And with this knowledge, he builds a future for a better life, he plants the seeds

I see him in there from time to time, a friendly visit, cheers the present
A warm smile or a simple gesture through infinite glass can be pleasant
Vision and drive corrected through vertical bars
The years in schools, and various skills, to make plates for cars
And the new machines have discovered, afterall, there is water on mars

Sometimes a man can break inside himself and find out how and why he breathes
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credits

from the BAND versions, released August 18, 2013
Andrew Bracken: drums
Sean Conway: trumpet
Sasha: bass, loops, harmonica, tambourine, melodica

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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.

I LOVE LAST SECOND SHOWS. ... more

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