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Vince Mtz. - Let Me Go
03:43
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IMPORTANT MEN - lyrics
I saw myself as an important man
I socialized with men of great repute
The provincial Mayor was my friend
The medical man often came to dine
But I've seen things that make me reconsider
My estimation of myself and them
I've seen the end of man and culture and
I've seen the world end in ice and flame
I thought I was important
I thought that I was someone
But knowing as I do now
Now I understand that
There are no important men
So how am I supposed to face my friends?
I who so desired to gain their trust
Knowing as I do that all is nought
I'll ride again into oblivion
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MoZo - Time Flies
02:59
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These days are happy and full of peace
There is no sickness and no disease
These days are easy no suffering
Beautiful flowers always blooming
The sun shines and there's no pain
We live inside out of the rain
We laugh and dance, no fighting
Life is simple happiness
CHORUS
Time flies when you're having fun
Time flies when you're having fun
*These are the days of the mindless*
We have no hunger, we never cry
We have no thirst, we're all alike
We're sensitive like little dolls
Nobody lives in fear it's wonderful
CHORUS
The moon glows a bright white light
Everyone equal, no asking why
No questioning what we're doing here
Life is good happiness
CHORUS
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The Bushwick Book Club Seattle Seattle, Washington
The Bushwick Book Club is not your run of the mill book club. When we read books, we also want to write songs about them. And when we write songs, we like to perform them for an audience. So we book shows, and invite an audience to read with us!
The Bushwick Book Club Seattle recommends:
The Bushwick Book Club Demos, Vol. 1
by Wes Weddell
an awesome collection of more Book Club inspired songs
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The Bushwick Book Club Seattle
by Vince Mtz. & The Great Blue Yonder
super sweet songs inspired by Book Club books
go to albumIf you like The Bushwick Book Club Seattle, you may also like:
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Bodhi Cheetah's Choice
by Prana Crafter
Prana Crafter’s “Bodhi Cheetah’s Choice” is an album of mystic, drifting guitar work alternately haunting and searing.
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Meditations in The Key of Red
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Experimental rock from a duo of Native visual artists and musicians transforms indigenous trauma into indigenous power.
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