I spent a holiday alone in the dark,
Trying to read the tea leaves
And I caught my shadow speaking old African languages again
Went to a party at the funeral home,
Out on the city limits
Me and the skeletons were hanging 'round the back too tired to dance
And I thought the railroad was an old time-machine,
And I got on and wished real hard
And me and John Wayne spent the day trapped at the bottom of a glass
I was reduced to a repeating line of code,
Numbers in a computer
And I followed circuits through the mainframe and eventually got lost
Guess I am not cut out to be a program
Guess I am not cut out to be a gunman
Guess I am not cut out to be six feet under ground
Guess I am not cut out to be anything at all
Anything at all
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Taylor Swift has three songs in my Top 25 favorite songs of all time. Twenty-two other people are tied for second place. This cover of "Blank Space" is excellent and has a good chance of breaking into my Top 25. bruce123
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A stunning follow-up to 'Grandfather'. I never thought another Tigers On Trains record would see the light of the day but I'm so happy it did. Highly recommend checking out Christian and Mason's other band, The Republic Of Wolves. Thomas Riley Lanyon
This posthumous record by the lead singer of the Tragically Hip, containing both electric & acoustic takes, showcases his songwriting gifts. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 12, 2020
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Clever thought provoking lyrics,
"You had built a new face, empty but awake, painted it the one shade you could never fake"
Beautifully composed. This is a re-recording of "His Old Branches" yet manages to feel fresh and important to The Republic of Wolves discography. I'm joining a cult.