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from Bugs by Matt Lebofsky

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I can't explain my life today
The beats are quite erratic
Since that person spoke to me that way
It really was traumatic
Now my head is like a radio
That picks up only static
I say: no no no no no no no no

The twitches are distracting
And the dizzy spells sporadic
So I cannot help to think these things
Are probably symptomatic
Of a new kind of condition
That is idiosyncratic
I say: no no no no no no no no

I go to see my doctor
But the bastard's so dogmatic
He prescribes the same things every time
He runs on automatic
Plus I'll never trust his judgement
Since he liked "The Life Aquatic"
I say: no no no no no no no no

Now I find that sounds are blinding
And some words are aromatic
And I suddenly black out
And wake up hiding in my attic
But there is a real solution
And the thought makes me ecstatic
I'll say: no no no no no no no no

No no no no no no no no!

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from Bugs, released January 19, 2009
Matt Lebofsky: weird drum loop, bass, guitars, keyboards, voices

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I am/was in many bands. Bodies Floating Ashore, Monstrika, Secret Chiefs 3, miRthkon, MoeTar, Faun Fables, Research & Development, Fuxedos, Three Piece Combo, Fuzzy Cousins, Mumble & Peg. Herein you'll find my solo stuff and other oddities, pretty much entirely played/recorded by me unless noted otherwise. ... more

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