I’ve been lax in showing off my current crop of ridiculous songs. Here’s the latest three, two of which appear to be part of a larger work.
Eyes Like Walls: soundcloud.com/mysterios…
Their Plan for Us: soundcloud.com/mysterios…
The Click and Rattle of the Abacus: soundcloud.com/mysterios…
By Silverfish Imperetrix whose incorrupted eye Sees through the charms of doctors and their wives By Salamander Drake and the power that was Undine Rise to claim Saturn, ring and sky By those who see with their eyes closed You’ll know me by my black telescope
Your green tree mantle from which these things derive A lens of quartz and refract scope That crystal lens whose crystal rope once Bound me to those doctors and wives When my vision was oh, so cloudy And I saw things through two eyes
I am a sailor on the raging depths And I know a thing or two Back to the corner, mates, and over the side Yes, I know a thing or two
By Silverfish Imperetrix whose incorrupted eye Sees through the charms of doctors and their wives By Salamander Drake and the power that was Undine Rise to claim Saturn, ring and sky By those who see with their eyes closed You’ll know me by my black telescope
Before my great conversion when the ridge was closed Before my visit to the workshop of telescope
By Silverfish Imperetrix whose incorrupted eye Sees through the charms of doctors and their wives By Salamander Drake and the power that was Undine Rise to claim Saturn, ring and sky By those who see with their eyes closed You’ll know me by my Black telescope
From the 18th of August:
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): My favorite baseball player Tim Lincecum told San Francisco magazine: “I think you either get in the canoe with your oar and control the boat, or get into it and let the current take you. I’m kind of in between. I want to be able to enjoy the ride but don’t want to be swept away by it. I don’t want to be overwhelmed; I want to see what’s going on.” Whether you are customarily the type of person who controls the boat or the type who enjoys drifting dreamily along, I suggest you take Lincecum’s in-between approach for now. Be half in charge and half surrendered.
From the 18th of August:
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): My favorite baseball player Tim Lincecum told San Francisco magazine: “I think you either get in the canoe with your oar and control the boat, or get into it and let the current take you. I’m kind of in between. I want to be able to enjoy the ride but don’t want to be swept away by it. I don’t want to be overwhelmed; I want to see what’s going on.” Whether you are customarily the type of person who controls the boat or the type who enjoys drifting dreamily along, I suggest you take Lincecum’s in-between approach for now. Be half in charge and half surrendered.