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The Cats of Laredo
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Yellow and purple teams had gone to war
Over whose widget should be built first
Management steps in to call the shot
But the teams learned to love some conflict thirst
Conflict thirst
Conflict thirst
He saw a bike wheel that had a wobble
Just a spoke wrench to make it true
Two hours later he said let it wiggle
Lost the manual showing now to do
How to do
How to do
The cats of Laredo and dogs of Denver
Said no more jams, no poetry slams
The possums of Poughkeepsie said no fear, we’re here
And their press release went out to fly
The psychic drew cards for reading number seven
The war stayed destined like a cost and service sign
Who needs negotiating, get some missiles
Go find a seller with a killer line
Killier line
Killier line
The cats of Laredo and dogs of Denver
Said no more jams, no poetry slams
The possums of Poughkeepsie said no fear, we’re here
And their press release went out to fly
The skywriter pilot said it’d cost double
For making symbols that were new to her
Strange crises make for improvising
Which is something certain, true and sure
True and sure
True and sure
The cats of Laredo and dogs of Denver
Said no more jams, no poetry slams
The possums of Poughkeepsie said no fear, we’re here
And their press release went out to fly
The cats of Laredo and dogs of Denver
Said no more jams, no poetry slams
The possums of Poughkeepsie said no fear, we’re here
And their press release took wings to fly
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While there, I learned that highway sixty-one still existed
Still existed
Besides poetic license, let’s call this
Poetic arrogance
Poetic arrogance
Poetic arrogance
Besides poetic license, let’s call this
Poetic arrogance
And I was back into making music
Covers, old originals, new songs .
New songs
And I was back into making music
And I was back
And I was back
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
And I was back into making music
Covers, old originals, new songs .
New songs
And I was back into making music
And I was back
And I was back
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
I don’t mean to be dogmatic, but
Art without constraints
Gobbledegook
Gobbledegook
Well, use what you need and leave the rest
Leave the rest
And I was back into making music
Covers, old originals, new songs .
New songs
And I was back into making music
And I was back
And I was back
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
New songs
While there, I learned that highway sixty-one still existed
Still existed
Besides poetic license, let’s call this
Poetic arrogance
Poetic arrogance
Poetic arrogance
Besides poetic license, let’s call this
Poetic arrogance
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Pomegranate County Irregulars Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles based recording band, featuring the music of Daniel Orias. Dan has been a member of Santa Barbara '80s bands The Stingrays, In the Dark, and Celebrity City. He was a member of 90s Los Angeles bands The Totems, Driftwood Souls, and The Dark. The music has echoes of folk, country, blues, and rock. ... more
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