
now this..


The chemically dependant are dropping like flies.
I remember most of the places
(I) can see most all their faces
And the way their eyes
Always Looked, just so.
They were skinny,
Some were ample
Others kind and those
Who trampled me,
Until I had to go
All infidels aside
I’m just a little late
I promise dear,
I’m missing you
And every future touch
She wouldn’t talk
Others would rattle;
One would hide me
Another would scatter
Whenever trouble came around
Not for want
Or fear of looking,
One could wash
I’d do the cooking
And hold fast to her
As we rambled through the night
All infidels aside
I’m more than a little late
I promise dear,
I’m missing you
And every future touch
© los grapadora 8-22-05
Once I was dug up I was sinking
I was longing to be saved
I lapped up to the bay bar
And I saw her bobbing like a wave
And I slowed down
Just six months this summer since I've known her
That she's been away
And sometimes I still answer to the gone ghosts
that only suckers make
Slow down and hold on hold on
Even my heroes are almost gone
Almost folding from the flame
But how low can your fuse glow
And warm you until your torch begins to fade
I dreamed of a couple dancing close and drunk
In the spray of lights they made
And once I was dug up I was sinking but now
I'm longing to be saved
I've just jumped into a new group of 5 CDs and 3 out of 5 are totally wonderful. They are:
1. Iron & Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days - very quite acoustic bass one or two very soft vocals and either a Mandolin, Guitar or Banjo for a lead. This guy is from Florida and writes some really catchy tunes.
2. Ambulance, LTD. Brooklyn band - not cutting edge or anything to prog but very solid alt. rock with a shoe-gazer sense of how songs get put together.
3. A.C. Newman - The Slow Wonder - This is the front man for my favorite release in 2004, the New Pornographers, doing the solo thing. This is full-bodied Indie- pop but has the controlled dry synth piano and organ as the lynch pin to some solid fluffy music. Think the Canadian, XTC.
4. Comets on Fire - I don't know, maybe this will grow on me or maybe I'm finally getting musically to old for loud music. I haven't really processed this because the first track annoys the shit out of me.
5. The Black Keys - Rubber Factory- OK, I bought into the hype. Two kids from Akron don't totally "get" the blues. Although this is not a bad album, it's like the music you hear in record stores - you get it home and its just not so much fun to live with. Although this album is on many critics top 10 lists - its only makes my top 25. This sounds a lot like the White Strips although these kids are uglier than Jack or Meg White and can actually sing.