Month of Sundays

from Summer of Bugs by Sun Starer

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We met in a verbal wasteland
Now we're trying to wash ourselves clean
Of the harebrained provincial mindset
Of the close-knit community schemes
And we might fall out with each other
When we feel all out of the drive
That it takes to finish all the outcomes
That could grade the rest of our lives

What would I not do in a month of Sundays?
I wouldn't stop you in a month of Sundays
Now do you see me in this month of Sundays?
You wouldn't be me in a month of Sundays

The hours expand into fortnights
In front of these LEDs
I love to prolong what I don't know
No reaching for what I can see
And I know your dealing in your own way
And it seems sensible to be
To prepare for the alienation
By reading the terms to agree

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from Summer of Bugs, released August 6, 2021

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Songs (mostly in the key of G) from Glasgow.

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