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Bailing the hay
Fireworks in May
From country to the city
Hooray
Hooray?
Hooray!
Prawns in the bucket
Love the place, but fuck it
Some friends could do you good now
I think…
I think?
I think they could
It's all about the sharing
It's all about connection
Connection
People can be nomads
Some people don't have gonads
We live to feel alive more
Than a tad
A tad?!
More than a tad!
Come on now, people!
Just get out there and live those lives!
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A Year Without Summer
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This has been
A year without summer
A year with laughter
A year without you
A year shook by winter winds
A year of December
A year to remember
The summers we knew
This has been
A year of the killing frost
A year of the wandering lost
A year of pain
A year of summer rain
Stand at that window
With no one beside you
Walk through dark mirrors
Down streets of fear
Feel the seed of despair
Grow as weeds high inside you
Blooming in darkness
Nourished by tears
This has been
A year of the locusts
Whirling their wings inside mind
And eating my soul
Leaving my fields bare
Darkening my summer air
And here I stand
On the edge of nowhere
With nowhere to go
In the summer snow
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What happened to your heart?
Was it just faulty from the start?
Sometimes I've wondered
If you locked something up in there
That gnawed and clawed
At the most vital parts of your most vital organ
Until bang!
That thing just stopped working, stopped working
So what happened to your heart?
Did you see it coming, Grandpa?
You must've known the family history
Felt yourself as a branch of that tree
Or maybe you thought that you were different
Was there something you could have done differently?
It eats away at me, I would've loved to see
See you with a happy heart
Those ashes of yours scattered
Into the atmosphere
They break up so small
To human eyes they disappear
But maybe once they get that tiny
They finally just get to do what they want
What happened to your heart?
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Peter Broderick
Peter Broderick (1987) is an American born multi-instrumentalist and singer. In his later teenage years he became entwined in the Portland (Oregon) indie folk scene, recording for the likes of M. Ward, Laura Gibson and Dolorean.
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