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Roger
03:21
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Roger
Heard you
Come through my radio Sing my truth
Back to me
Never!
Never did I walk alone Who I was
Echoing back
In the rhythm of rain
On my city street
Caught my reflection in a Store front window
Move on!
There’s no sense in throwing dimes Heard my thoughts Played through a tape delay
That’s my life
Heard in a grocery store My first divorce
Sung by a choir
Play on!
“There’s no such thing as better days” Soon on screen Piercing the celluloid
Play on!
Why wait for them to change? Living life
Left of the dial
Damien Jurado – Field Painting Music/Kobalt Music
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Meeting Eddie Smith
03:38
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Roger's Audition
01:59
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What Happened To The Class Of '65?
I was behind the camera
I was in the commercial
Dying fast without consent
Standing where the building collapsed
First scene, drinking cola
From a first class seat by a window A change of clothes
Better fitting shoes
Praying for a change in the weather
Lucky break, I caught the replay
“There’s never been a better time for saving” “You’ll be great, I’ll be watching side stage” “Send a self addressed stamped envelope..”
Oh boy, I’ll be sleeping Slight delay
“Call you later”
Flight arrived Landing safely home
“Caroline, I’ll be sleeping” Rain delay
Could be better
Sunday night
Wishing you were home
“Dear Dan, you can wake me anytime I am dreaming” “Know that I wish that you were home”
I miss you Tacoma
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Day Of The Robot
02:23
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Ready For My Close Up
04:01
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Taped In Front Of A Live Studio Audience
Lee drove me home Seven in the morning Must be at work by ten
Rolling up her sleeves
Kissing her children
Wanting so badly to be asleep
But the day has plans
And you’re wanted upstairs
“Who’s screaming at the top of their lungs?”
“Well I don’t have time, and my patience is running thin!”
Closing her eyes
Seven in the morning
Lee does her best to stay awake
Leaning in the chair
Our conversation
Lingering above us like a cloud
“Have we decided who’s picking up the kids after school?”
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What Ever Happened Paul Sand?
There was a time when I remembered everything she said Now I barely know at all
Perhaps it’s age, or the state that my mind’s been in It’s so hard to tell these days
I recall a table, her cigarette held out the window Blowing ashes on our clothes
I lost feeling in my hands
“Don’t forget I want my records back..”
Stepping out of line
at the supermarket checkout counter “Whatever happened to Paul Sand?”
“My lord these days are strange, I don’t know who I am anymore” “..And why can I never find a pay phone?”
“With my luck, I’d be kidnapped, make my escape, and get your answering machine” “It’s your turn to feed the meter”
“Are you paying close attention?”
Made the bed, and cut my hair today Replaced the light above the sink Drove myself to the grocery store Made it back just in time for the fights
“Here’s the coat I made for Mrs Brown” “I met her son for the first time today” “You would like him, he’s a weatherman” “He is tall just like you”
“..spent some years in Arizona” “Newly divorced, and starting over”
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10. |
Lois Lambert
01:26
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11. |
The Pain Of No Return
01:34
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Damien Jurado Seattle, Washington
“Sometimes You Hurt The Ones You Hate” out now on Maraqopa Records
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