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Quarantine (Single)
04:10
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I watched as night time
Turned into daylight
Then turned to night time again.
Fuck, I just stopped shivering.
The roads;
Forgotten headstones
Waiting to rise from the dead.
I feel you all shivering.
The echoes
Of friends and neighours
All sound like strangers.
What the fuck is "Social Distancing"?
I'm staring off
To a great beyond
Where finally
A cure will come
And render me
Useless from
Quarantine, I'm going numb.
'This is a Public Service Announcement.
People of the Greatest Show On Earth;
There is no reason for panic. There is no risk.
I've read the emails, I've heard the warnings..
But these alarmists don't have my superior instincts.
I can pilot this plane without their instruments
Because I know, When it gets a little warmer,
It miraculously goes away.'
We're struggling.
Life's hard enough.
Will we be okay?
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The Only New York
Sole member, Anthony Derby, writes and records on his own the new-old fashioned way; 8 track recorder, all instruments and live mic'ing. No computers, no emulated sounds, no borrowed material. D.I.Y. the way it was intended. The Only.
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