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Undertown
There’s nothing much that’s happening here in Undertown since they closed the old refinery and sent those pink slips ’round; Down at Cheaters they’re still drinking, but the jukebox plays the sound of old frustrations. It’s been fourteen years and … Continue reading
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Tagged boredom, disillusion, frustration, isolation, pointlessness, small towns, unemployment
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Just One More Night
Leaning out the doorway with a joint in my hand Holding up the wall so the illusion can stand The ground it never comes up on you just the way you plan But it’s all right, sometimes Looking out the … Continue reading
Posted in Conversations, Poems, Statements
Tagged acceptance, boredom, frustration, recordings, small towns
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