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Various and Sundry: Miscellanea

by The Red Moon Preachers

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"So Long Brian" Written by Joe Preacher You never had too much to say About the times I went away But you were always happy when I came home It was a life of simple joys Heard the signal through the noise Happy as a dog who got a bone Had a habit of being there when I most needed a friend If I said you were a deep thinker Id be lying But the simplest songs are the ones that you remember Anyway, so long Brian Sidewalk cafe’s crowded and loud Still picked your face out from the crowd Made sure we'd meet again back where I come from And so together we head west Rest my head against your chest Heard your heart just like a beating drum Had a habit of being there when I most needed a friend If I said you were a deep thinker Id be lying But the simplest songs are the ones that you remember Anyway, so long Brian
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Last Days Of The War WATIO, WATIO, when all this is over we'll recover the car from the ditch where we drove her we'll go to the bars, nevermind the hangover again Don't think of the money that this all is costing I don't feel like cooking, another's dinner's defrosting Ain't exactly hard work but god damn it's exhausting by now (chorus) The days march on, just like before We say to each other we can't take no more We ask, are these the last days of the war? WATIO, WATIO, when all this is over We'll gather at the table a little bit closer But we'll sit on the porch every time I come over for now Don't think of the danger that we all ignored Hope the price that we pay is one we can afford We're a little bit scared and a little bit bored right now (chorus) The days march on, just like before We say to each other we can't take no more We ask, are these the last days of the war? (solo) It's been dark so long it must be nearly dawn But hopeful predictions have often been wrong And it goes on and on and on and on and on WATIO, WATIO, when all this is over...

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released December 21, 2018

Cover Painting by Joanna West

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