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inspired by Micahel Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma

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ODE TO ROSIE by Mike Votava

Allan Shansky had a farm and on that farm he had twenty thousand chickens
my baby is in the barn that resembles a military barracks
Why don’t you go outside, take advantage of your free range access
what’s that behind those eyes, I’m detecting large amounts of sadness

there there, there there there
Rosie are you feeling lonely
your more than just my source for protein
it breaks my heart to know your tiny legs cannot support the massive weight brought on by spending all your days alone consumed with sadness

oh Rosie baby
what’s the matter you can tell me
We’ll both feel better
get acquainted with my belly
Rosie

Now that I know the truth I can’t believe they call this bird organic
Just between me and you, I’ve got no plans to change my eating habits
ten minutes is all it takes for Rosie to be fully plucked and packaged
I love the way she tastes even though I’m not a fan of the process

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from You Are What You Eat: original music inspired by Micahel Pollan's The Botany of Desire and The Omnivore's Dilemma, released May 16, 2013
recorded/produced by Mike Votava at MJV Studios

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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!

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