Name: Two Tickets To Paradigm
Duration: P00H02M07S
Description: A song about a guy I met in jail who was the epitome of junkie. He grew up stealing booze from his parents to feed his alcohol habit, and then he ended up stealing their lawn equipment to feed his dope habit. Then, he went to jail, where we played cards and traded stories.

Two Tickets To Paradigm

from A Quiet Reconstruction Of What I Once Assumed Was Fear by Languagestain And The Ubiquitous Prose

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A song about a guy I met in jail who was the epitome of junkie. He grew up stealing booze from his parents to feed his alcohol habit, and then he ended up stealing their lawn equipment to feed his dope habit. Then, he went to jail, where we played cards and traded stories.

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Casks of devils, a barreled menace
Mash apparent on my descent
Steam distillers make hungry vacuums
A stumbling parade based off Canadian trade

So now I walk around the streets at night
Just to find someone to fight
Inconceivably obscene
Blackouts take care of my memories

Shelves in stores so they can sell
Unto me my friend J.Beam
My stomach sears from Everclear
Scenarios that my liver fears, oh no.

Sweet syringe, you liquid is hopeful
Pierce my body, this feeling is great!
Relax synapse this moment is joyful
My brain and my whole under alien control

So now I walk around the streets at night
Just to find some shit to swipe
Inconceivably obscene
A sickness is what this rig does give unto me

So now work alone, unbashful hands
To supply all my demands
Regress, revoke, until I choke
My eyes roll back, I think I feel a stroke, oh no

In the courtroom, my lawyer is doubtful
He speaks intently in my defense
As we figured, the jury had one course
The judge he decides to make up no compromise

So now I walk around my cell at night
Just to find some scraps of light
Inconceivably obscene

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from A Quiet Reconstruction Of What I Once Assumed Was Fear, released September 22, 2014
Harry Owens: Guitar / Mouth
Mountain Mike: Bass Magic
The Dayman: Beat Sustain.

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