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Sundowner

from Everyday by S.T.R.O.N.G. Force

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I see you, alone in the living room,
Sipping from styrofoam, home after church.

Or out on the street, lost in your headphones,
Staring down another day.

Your brother’s not okay, no one can find him.
Your mother called, she’s not sure what to do.

Face down in bed, home after a test,
City not shining like it did.

Or out among the geese, throwing out croutons,
Standing on fresh aerated grass.

So, no one’s called today, which might be good news.
And every moment kills and eats the last.

Sweet white lie,
A shaded place, a dead one’s touch.
Where were you when the world was new,
You careful little thing, you sundowner?

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from Everyday, released May 1, 2017

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S.T.R.O.N.G. Force Chicago, Illinois

Music by Sam Clapp to which to buy brats in the superstore foyer, filled with wildfire panic and slab-eternal calm, standing tall in the august April blue (though down, sometimes, it's true, in your room). Hard questions raised in the kitchen, maybe after breakfast you'll say hello. Handsome-hearted mudslinger, live to sing another day on some confusion about the W-2s! ... more

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