40 Miles
from Short Stories for Impatient People by Hateful Julie
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Hateful Julie - 40 Miles - Short Stories for Impatient People - Briercrest Records 003
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40 Miles - Hateful Julie
I have to drive to work
I have to drive home
40 miles back and forth
I've forgotten what it's like to roam
All I see are flames
All there is is protocol
It's going way too fast for me
to see the end was not the goal
And what is old, what is new,
what is a word they call you?
Here I sit, here I stand,
congratulations to be had
for no one
I have to drive to work
www.captfakehead.com
I have to drive to work
I have to drive home
40 miles back and forth
I've forgotten what it's like to roam
All I see are flames
All there is is protocol
It's going way too fast for me
to see the end was not the goal
And what is old, what is new,
what is a word they call you?
Here I sit, here I stand,
congratulations to be had
for no one
I have to drive to work
www.captfakehead.com
credits
from Short Stories for Impatient People,
released October 16, 2017
Written & Recorded by Cary Haun
Briercrest Records 003
Written & Recorded by Cary Haun
Briercrest Records 003
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Hateful Julie
Solo project from C. Haun of Girlband, My Bible Company, and Busrider.
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Nov 2022 -
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Apr 2021
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