Name: Pick It With A Quarter
Duration: P00H07M55S
Description: The twenty-fourth track off the first Andy the Doorbum full length "The Doorbooth Album (You're Going Crazy, And I'm Coming With You)"

Pick It With A Quarter

from The Doorbooth Album (You're Going Crazy And I'm Coming With You) by Andy the Doorbum

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The twenty-fourth track off the first Andy the Doorbum full length "The Doorbooth Album (You're Going Crazy, And I'm Coming With You)"

lyrics

Take it kinda slow in the parts of your body that you don’t know.
Take it kinda slow in the parts of your body that you don’t know.
Sway it to and fro. Plant a little dumpling thing and watch it grow.
Take it kinda slow in the parts of your body that you don’t know.

Everything you see is a path to redemption. It’s a path to redemption.
It’s a path to survival.
How happy will you be when you speak the same language
And join together in a common tongue to build the next Tower of Babel?

My business is clean. Normally I pull a cat and lick obscene.
My abyss is clean. Normally I pull a cat and lick obscene.
Motor skills come through, but I do not think I should be driving you.
My business is fit. Normally I pull a cat and lick it.

You’re on the wrong course. You’re on the wrong course.
You’re not making a decision that you were paid to make.
And by “paid” I mean that you don’t do shit worth shit,
So I guess I’ll stay too poor to pay anybody and do it myself.

You represent an inexcusable trend of backlash in sobriety
And it’s the age of redemption.
Is it any wonder that I found your name tattooed on me when I woke up?

credits

from The Doorbooth Album (You're Going Crazy And I'm Coming With You), released October 10, 2005

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Andy the Doorbum

Andy the Doorbum has been writing and recording his own music since he was 9 years old.
His discography ranges from eccentric lo-fi caterwauling to lush self-recorded pieces described as "filling a darkening void with a pitch black effort." All of this is done with the goal of finding the beauty in the ugly reality of the world. Growth from upheaval. Art for survival. Creativity or extinction. ... more