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Jacob Earl - The Gardeners

from After The Flood by Jesse Dangerously | Jacob Earl

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(It starts to rain)
Walk the hollow halls
Of a deserted power plant
don't ask me to save you; I can't
I'm a well-known advocate
For all life is sacrosanct
This is a place of refuge
Behind a broken facade

We give you choice to fight back
They took away all you had

I built this all from dirt my dear
An arid, dying past
We're peace abiding citizens
Entrenched iconoclasts
Every day has meaning now

We celebrate the saints
We do this for the greater good
We exercise restraint

You will join our happy family
I never said I was a saint

You never said you were happy
We're still surviving somehow

We can beat the odds
The trick is not turning on

Empathy will do you in
The sadness goes on

But we bring new hope and life
I present you with the choice

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from After The Flood, released June 22, 2015

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Jacob Earl Mississippi Mills, Ontario

No Gender. Queer Songs.

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