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Coffee Music, Vol. 3

by Brother Jack

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Grief 03:53
Called my brother up the other day He said, hey brother I got something to say Don’t you think you’ve been here long enough It’s time for you to move on Called my brother up the other day He said, hey brother I got something to say Don’t you think you’ve been here long enough It’s time for you to move on They said it’s time to move on, but I’m not ready yet They said it’s time to move on, but I still got a little bit left I miss the way she combed her hair in the hallway mirror I miss the smell of earl grey in the afternoon I miss the way she was always laughing at me And the way that laugh would ring She said as she was lying there She said, I’m done lying here, it’s time for me to leave When I am gone from here I want you to move on She said as she was lying there She said, I’m done lying here, it’s time for me to leave When I am gone from here I want you to move on She said it’s time to move on, but I’m not ready yet She said it’s time to move on, but I still got a little bit left I miss the way she combed her hair in the hallway mirror I miss the smell of earl grey in the afternoon I miss the way she was always laughing at me And the way that laugh would ring I said to myself, I says self Don’t you think it’s time to be moving on There’s so much that we wanted to see There’s so much that we wanted to do I said to myself, I says self Don’t you think it’s time to be moving on There’s so much that we wanted to see There’s so much I wanted to do I guess it’s time to move on, but I’m not ready yet I guess it’s time to move on, but I still got a little grief left I miss the way she combed her hair in the hallway mirror I miss the smell of earl grey in the afternoon I miss the way she was always laughing at me And the way that laugh would ring
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Agoraphobia 02:40
I turned on the six o’clock news All the faces and all the names Pretty sure it must be a lie All the faces and all the names It’s not real, it can’t be real All the faces and all the names It’s an elaborate trick of my mind All the faces and all the names Are you out there Is anybody out there Are you out there Is anybody out there Are you out there Is anybody out there I’m looking at some photographs It’s all honeybees and daisies It was a warmer time With honeybees and daisies I walked with someone Through honeybees and daisies That was a different me With honeybees and daisies Are you out there Is anybody out there Are you out there Is anybody out there Are you out there Is anybody out there I’m looking in the mirror And it’s vaguely familiar I think I remember you It’s so vaguely familiar You were always there It’s so vaguely familiar I think it’s going to be OK
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Nostalgic 03:58
Remember that place down on fourth street We used to go in for a slice after work The guy in there, I think his name was Joe, I really can’t remember He used to spin the pizza right there on the tip of his finger I was in town the other day I thought I would stop in I tell you, it’s not the same Even though it still looks the same It looks the same But it will never be the same Looks the same It will never be the same Still the same It will never be the same Still the same It will never be the same Did you hear about old Scotty Boy, that guy used to like to have some fun I don’t know how it all went so bad He got wrapped up in some stuff he couldn’t handle It all went south, now he’s living with his mom I couldn’t believe it I never thought it would happen to that guy I stopped in to see him right after it happened He was still the same old Scotty Still the same He’s not really the same Somehow he’s the same He’s never going to be the same Still the same He’ll never be the same Still the same He’ll never be the same Still the same He’ll never be the same It’s good to talk to you, I guess it’s been a while How’s your wife, how’s the kids, you know, how’s that job Did you talk to anybody else anymore Yeah, I don’t really talk to anybody, anymore Me, you know me I’m doing good, I never change I stay the same I think I’m the same I’m still the same Somehow, maybe I’m the same Still the same Not really the same I stay the same I guess I’m not the same at all Stay the same Nothing ever stays the same Still the same Nothing stays the same Still the same Nothing stays the same Still the same Nothing ever stays the same

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released November 9, 2020

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Brother Jack Altoona, Pennsylvania

Brother Jack gleans inspiration from old fashioned gospel music, foot-stomping drinking songs, and long winded storytellers. He has a love for words, both written and sung. If you like weird folk music and storytelling, check out Brother Jack!

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