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to keep the people calm
03:48
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conductor warned by company: keep the train running traditionally. keep to route and destiny. their only concern need to be to keep the people calm and keep the train on track. passengers, ignorant think their money is well spent. they think their choice makes a difference of greater consequence than to keep the people calm, and keep the train on track. thinking that nothing's wrong. to keep them coming back.
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dead grey
03:12
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over-caffeinated adolescent eyes
in their hiding place disguise
adjusting to anxiety
confrontational eyes meet
sipping, glancing nervously
cigarettes clutched in concern we
tap dead grey to concrete constantly
suggesting total paranoia, suspicion of self
a doubt for the surroundings, and who surrounds
a fear of finding if there is an escape, or if this is it.
and their smoke sticks to me
and their ashes dirty me
and this haze has clouded me
and this place is crowded
sipping, glancing nervously
cigarettes clutched in concern we
tap dead grey to concrete constantly
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FIVE STATE DRIVE Fairfax, Virginia
Five State Drive was a band from Fairfax, Virginia from 1993-1998. Nobody liked us.
Lary Hoffman:
guitar, vocals, fender rhodes keyboard
Seth Beall: bass
Stevie Treichel: drums 1995-1998
...
Jerome Lintz: drums 93-94
... more
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