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Moderate Drugs
02:37
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When I was on moderate drugs
everyone I knew liked to be around me
the world was a map
everything happened so naturally
and I'd celebrate youth and adventure
with a moderate amount of drugs
Then I was on too many drugs
everyone I knew avoided me
The world was a puzzle
that re-set every eight hours
I'd calibrate my brain with an unreasonable amount of
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs
And now you see no more drugs for me
everyone I know seems exhausted by me
the world is uncertain
and I feel crushed under gravity
and I dream about the days
of a moderate amount of drugs
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs, Drugs
I calibrate my brain
break my brain
break my bane
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The Fountain
02:07
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For Beau
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And I felt comfortable in my own skin
with a moderate amount of drugs
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Evening Pines Hillsborough, North Carolina
Evening Pines is the ongoing music project of Paul Finn which started in 1995 in NJ and has since moved through Chicago, NJ
again, Chapel Hill, Austin, and Chapel Hill again. Paul has played with and in some cases still plays with Horshack 77, Premperd, Movere Workshop,
The Buz-Buzzers, Shallow be thy Name, The Kingsbury Manx, Spider Bags and Open Field.
Thank you Jimmy Webb.
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