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Don't Look Too Close

from Slowlight by Chamberlain / Gonzalez

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Don’t Look Too Close
Don’t look too close but don’t move too fast 
Get yourself to work don’t think don’t crash 
Oooh what banquet what a bash
Food for a village, now in the trash 
with the broken glass   and the plastic bags
With shiny name tags and the charity flags
You’re thirty smile for dirty plates
Look how politely you took your place 
Ooo what a servile industry 
What are we serving
and who pays the fee
For the broken glass... etc.
Oh you know we know it’s wrong 
But oh, we tell ourselves
we’ve got to keep on moving on
All the wasted lives
we’re leading on and on and on and on
Cause no one wants to pay
for a downer song, no, but to live in a song
Can it be so wrong?

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from Slowlight, released August 20, 2021

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Chamberlain / Gonzalez Portland, Oregon

Folk duo based in beautiful sunny Portland, Oregon.

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