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The fourth track off the cassette release of two Andy the Doorbum EPs on Slanty Shanty Records "Thought is Digestion"
(This is the fourth song of the "Thought EP")

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I will drive the dagger as far as it will go.
Mention me when you get there so that they will know
That the awkwardness and the accidents
Are like perfumed hair in golden curls
On a scalp that I touched once but never again.
It got tangled in the mess attached to my skin.

Fall and hit your face some so you can learn and grow.
Til the sky falls and ruins all your fancy clothes
That you wore to bed.
That you're sleeping in.
Sometimes that's the way it goes.

Like the scalp that I touched once but never again.
I was careless with it. I dug my fingers in.

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from Thought is Digestion, released February 12, 2010
Written, Recorded, and Performed by Andy the Doorbum.

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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

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