"Expatriate Anthem (c) 2000 Kevin Stanley" genre: Folk
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	Yet another spritely song. I'll post the lyrics to this one and you may judge for yourself.
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	Story Behind the Song I view music as a work in progress. You may listen and think that these all sound very free verse and unfinished, which would be as they are intended. They may change along the way, but they are here now. I used to be such a perfectionist, but did nothing. I'd rather 'scratch the surface of greatness' than to do nothing. Thanks for listening. Lyrics (C) 2000 Kevin John Stanley Expatriate Anthem Spend all my days, living holidays the passing time and reasons crime so cold, the empty words we say; and the passengers, their heart all trampled down and trodden in between the lines we draw around our heart &if I heard the news I'd read it once aloud and laugh oh the cacophenous laughter c: & would you say that we were nothing but our own worst enemies and would you say that we are something that they'll never take away though we try, they'll never harm us lo they wonder, just what we're up to and we are thinking expatriation And are you happy saying those words that you'd never long to hear all the thoughts that have come to pass only in your deepest fears oh, they're only in your deepest fears with the crime of the state in a whole other time and the hourly losses and the burial face is on and the whole in the head and the heart and the mind and the blood runs down misery is all we've found C: and it's supposed to change they said but do you believe them? as they lie smiling in your face and everything will have its proper time and we will only scratch the surface of greatness dig a ditch for all the discontent in their palm they place us if only I could end, this fickle game if only I could feel my heart again

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