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

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“And he dottled a little note to god.” –Sean

You lick my hands, soon I’ll be free of them.
I don’t want anything I do not need.
Your dry hookers are toast, and you paid way too much for them.
You shouldn’t fuck anything you would not eat.
Crawl through the sand, make your belly deal with it.
You won’t feel anything I guarantee.

When the gold rush hit, thousands of people came from all directions to strike it what they thought was rich, but they’re dead.
And we’re all the better for it.

“Chunk” – Neal

You sniff my hands and ask what I have done with them,
I built a church near the on-ramp in the weeds,
And its funny you should mention how much you don’t trust me,
I don’t like putting my songs on repeat.
So, untie my hands. Give me back the use of them.
Find someone else, I’ve retired. I got firedahhhh!

When the gold rush hit, thousands of people came from all directions to strike it what they thought was rich, but now they’re dead.
And we’re all the better for it.

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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

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