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Time Crisis, 1982

from Dinas Powys by Andrew Paul Regan

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Time Crisis 1982 our lives are building up to
Defaults on all of the time we’re borrowing
Pinch in the glass where the sand keeps flowing

Whack every mole, keep yourself busy
Never say no til you end up multi-tasking yourself into an early grave
Oh but think of all the time you’ll have saved

One of your days
One of your days
One of your days
Will be your last

I daydream I could grow up into a brain inside a jar who
Lives in the moment and clicks every ‘like’ I
Could live in the moment if my moments were mine

And in this Time Crisis when I compare it to
The other things I’ve come across
Music is a series of
Tiny problems I can actually solve

So is this the part where you kill all your friends or
Is this the part where it comes to an end?

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from Dinas Powys, released November 21, 2013

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Andrew Paul Regan Wales, UK

Formerly known as Pagan Wanderer Lu, Andrew Paul Regan is a songwriter from South Wales who owns a computer.

His new work under his own name continues the tradition of witty, wise songwriting, catchy tunes and playful experimentation.

New album 'Dinas Powys' released 21/11/2013

See also: paganwandererlu.bandcamp.com ... more

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