"Charles MGH" genre: Alternative General
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	Charles MGH is one of the stops on Boston's Red Line, named for the Charles River and Mass. General Hospital. That has nothing to do with this song.
	CD: Red Line   Label: n/a Credits: The Uterus Pancake
	Story Behind the Song Charles MGH, a gadabout and all around cad, accidentally causes the end of the world one day through a series of seemingly unrelated activities. "Whoops" says Charles. "Uh-oh" says everyone else. Lyrics Charles MGH is getting closer every day The sun is in the west, the moon just fell again Charles MGH is getting closer every day We don't have the time. Tomorrow we all die The world is breaking in two My love I wish that I had told you everything Mists ride in sullen gloom My love I wish that I had told you everything About the end And the signs And the riders in the sky And the destruction they would bring Charles MGH is getting closer every day The sun is in the west, the moon just fell again Charles MGH is getting closer every day His hands must reek of blood, his eyes obscured by tears The devastation in his lap I wonder now if he knew the consequence Action that cracked the world's back And now we're all just helpless to the insanity Of the end And the dark And the sky raining down God's wrath A fiery death From above Charles MGH is getting closer every day He thinks he has the key, but I just can't believe Charles MGH is getting closer every day We don't have the time. Tomorrow we all die The setting sun: A prelude to demise Charles tell me now, did you think this wise? Tiny hands clutching moms Charles tell me now, can you rest in peace? For the end Of the world Comes today and I don't have A single care In my head

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