"Downtown" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	Recorded in studio 2/01 - 07/01
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	Story Behind the Song Song was written & recorded in Kent, Ohio. The tune is about going out in downtown. There are mentions of: Gyro Bob, King of Beers, wooden booths, Ken Jansen, The Town Tavern, and an innuendo to pulling a "Cooper" Lyrics ten o'clock and talkin' shit now tv on but who is listening sometimes we get carried away but don't come down let's go downtown Gyro Bob won't sell me his bread he says it brings bad luck and sometimes a train slides by and i'm confused but quite amused confined in the wooden booths drinking talking laughing lofting but where to go for after-hours? come with me, i will follow don't you see it's now tomorrow? we can find that fun one more and in time pass out on the floor the king of beers is wearing a paper cloak to-go it's bring your own, of course most times you can find Ken Jansen dancing like he's Jarvis Cocker we talk about the old Town Tavern no more and not replaced yet in time the drinks run low and we move on when all the girls are gone beat down and all tired out now we roll to breakfast somewhere this time we counted the mullets come with me, i will follow can't you see, it's now tomorrow did you find a better memory? a fine line through different outcomes or was it just another night out dizzy in the summer air i can't tell you that but I know it's not the last

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