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Good Life

from Toward Orange by Short Hand

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And you're having such a good life.
And you're leading such a fine time.
I never knew you'd have a good life.
I always hoped you'd have a good life.
And you think you're gonna to lose it.
And you think you're gonna fall down.
You think there's something in the basement.
You hear a huffing in the closet.
And in the dark a shape or something
Looks at you and you see nothing.
And it's really such a good life.
And you really got a good life.
And you're moving at light speed.
A gleaming streak in the night sky.
An air tank in the floorboards.
A blonde lawyer in the courtroom.
A parachute on your shoulder blades.
A leather page from a wet book.
And in the stars, an eye or something
Looks at you and you see nothing.
Andy you think you're gonna to fail bad.
Andy you think you're gonna to fail bad.
And you think you're gonna fall down.
And you think you're gonna fall down.
And in the heart, a scope or something,
Looks at you and you see nothing.
Andy you're having such a good life.
A wish comes if you wish it.
The world ends as we know it.
The earth spins as we let it.
The moon swings with us in it.

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from Toward Orange, released January 1, 2008

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Short Hand Muncie, Indiana

Short Hand figures that it's easier to learn to play an instrument than it is to find someone who can play it. He also figures that it's easier for him to do the writing, recording, mixing, artwork, and anything else that might need to be done. In the end, a set of sounds collect themselves into different shapes one might call "albums." Some sound like this and some sound like that. ... more

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