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Quarantine

from "New Golden Dawn" by Memorial Gore

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lyrics

Live to play, play to live
Hit the snooze button, fall asleep again
Feel the ankle, a deep sprain
Cold compress, try not to complain
Swollen promises, aching joints
Try to guess: what’s the fucking point?

I don’t care, I don’t care
But every time you go away I do

Stuck inside a quarantine I don’t even know
Is this truly love I see? Or really should she go?
Go ahead and take a seat, see my name in lights
Shock and awe, feel the heat — I don’t want to fight

Play to live, live to play
Take out the take-out, it smells bad today
Plastic containers, a dull fork
What are you waiting for? An albatross, a stork?
Tasteful silence, thoughtful repose
What should I think? What should I suppose?

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from "New Golden Dawn", released February 2, 2016

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Memorial Gore Brooklyn, New York

william f buckley, jr debates gore vidal on the pulaski bridge; the murky waters of newtown creek swiftly rise up and swallow them whole.

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