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Another demo. After the J.D. Salinger short story.
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The music available here is a mix of studio and home demo recording. The demo tracks are of, shall we say, uneven sound quality, but have their own charms nonetheless. Thanks for checking them all out.
Song Info
Genre
Alternative • Alternative General
Charts
Peak #64
Peak in subgenre #19
Author
John F. Crowley
Rights
John F. Crowley 2014
Uploaded
November 03, 2013
Track Files
MP3
MP3 5.8 MB • 160 kbps • 5:05
Story behind the song
Another demo inspired by Salinger's "Nine Stories." Recorded on my little 4-track cassette.
Lyrics
Teddy says we've all been here before. He says he really doesn't care if he don't come back anymore. Teddy says most people just go through the motions. Myron, move your carcass! You've got no idea how alone you can be. You are the stupidest one in this ocean. But Teddy says he's ready; I believe he's ready. He's done it a thousand times. And his sneakers are so dirty. Teddy says I'm supposed to meet him by the pool Exactly ten-thirty. And you never know when someone will come up from behind. Teddy let those men interrogate him. Teddy -- he's a liar, and I hate him! I hate everyone in this ocean! But Teddy says he's ready; I believe he's ready. He's done it a thousand times. And there's water, water everywhere. Teddy, how did you know there would be none to spare? Teddy says we've all been here before. He says he really doesn't care if he don't come back anymore. And I hate everyone in this ocean! But Teddy says he's ready; I believe he's ready. He's done it a thousand times. And Teddy says he's ready; I believe he's ready. He's done it a thousand times. And there's water, water everywhere. Teddy, how did you know there would be none to spare?
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