1. |
Rites Of Silence
06:50
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2. |
Peter's Dragon
03:40
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3. |
I Am A Boy
02:41
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You can have your varsity letter
Some bitch with your name on her sweater
You can have your run of your hall
Your banquets for basketball
Cause I am a boy
Even if I choose to wear skirts
You have no weapons against me
Except some fist and some names that don’t hurt
You can have your arms of steel
Your inability to feel
Go ahead smash my head into the wall
Teacher’s kids get away with it all
Cause I am a boy
A boy I will remain
Just there’s more to me
Than how long my erections sustain
I pledge allegiance to the flag
Of the United States of America
And to the republic…
Where I cannot stand without being pushed down
Lacerated by the homecoming crown
Tired of feeling sick at the sound of your bell
Tired of your little don’t ask don’t tell
Cause I am a boy
And I date the same
My name is not faggot
Mothers don’t give kids those names
I am a boy
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4. |
Speedlover
04:58
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5. |
No Questions
04:23
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6. |
Matthew's Song
03:40
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7. |
Unjustified
04:59
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8. |
Replaceable
04:00
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Got yelled at work
Cause my apron was covered with food
If I was paid better
My clothing would look like it should
My boss doesn’t care
He said I better get myself clean
And he needs him money
To beat off to his magazines,
They make me wear a hat
They don’t like my hair
I tuck in my shirt, I smile
And pretend that I care
Some days I get so angry
I just wanna rip off those pants
Take a piss on the walls
And show how far
Their dream has advanced
Chorus:
That’s right – we don’t need you
Alright– you’re erasable
Alright – you could do better
Don’t you know you’re replaceable?
My boss had the nerve to ask my friend
When he last cut his hair
I wanted to ask “do you finger your wife”
But I did not dare
We are all targets of the suit and tie machine
If I had dollar bills tattooed on my thighs
Their head would be stuck in between
Repeat Chorus
So I’ll make them a sandwich
But I won’t put my dreams on hold
Don’t make me feel inhuman
Because your fries were cold
Because I am a human and goddamit I feel
There’s more to my existence
Than your value meal.
Repeat Chorus
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9. |
Bar Scenario
03:46
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10. |
Unrequited Lovesong
04:47
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12. |
You Could Never Love Me
03:46
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13. |
Static
03:15
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14. |
Prayers (bonus track)
04:19
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Jeremy Gloff Tampa, Florida
Jeremy Gloff is an independent musician and writer residing in Tampa, Florida. Since his first album in 1993 Gloff has released 23 solo albums with the newest being "Burn It Up! Turn It Up!"
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