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Another song about writers block! The slump. I wrote the music for this track after my time in West Africa and during my short two week stay in Oldenburg, Germany. The words were written some months later whilst living in Melbourne, Australia. I remember the night well: I forced myself to complete the song and then headed to the living room and drank red wind from a goon bag with Andy.

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Take my fingers and give them, take my fingers and give them to some one who'll use them. Cut my fingers away, cut my fingers away and feed them to something that will eat them, there's protein in them, a pinch of salt and they're like chicken.
I'm almost certainly neurologically feeble at this time. This obsession, like a peepers crush, has had me standing outside the window; looking in at absolutely nothing.
Candidly standing free from the consequences of distractions something must come. Absent-mindedness has assessed that with these pictures and descriptions of my missions I've regressed, hopelessness, regressed, hopelessness.
Take my fingers and give them, take my fingers and give them to some one who'll use them. Cut my fingers away, cut my fingers away and feed them to something that will eat them, there's protein in them.

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from Bears Will Eat Their Young, track released January 1, 2010
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Whatthe Animalssay Berlin, Germany

Traveling Gonzo Composer/duo. Forty-One Countries tapped for inspiration. Traveling with a micro studio, a microphone and an acoustic guitar, composing and uploading where and when possible. Songs written freely from Iceland to Togo without the constraints of industry. ... more

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