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Spring pushed down today
I saw her in the rain on the tar of
Your balcony
But then later on walking home on grass
(then later on walking home)
Later on walking home on grass alone
My mood was so August to Autumn

Then you looked in my eyes
And “Babe,” you said
“I’m so glad to be alive!”
and I’m glad we’re not dead
And here were are
So just living
And so it is hard to be giving
To the war machine

Can we stop the war machine?
Can we stop the war machine?
Before we go, may we evolve
To the point where we can
Turn it off?
War machine is here and I know
Why you cry at night I know
Let’s go…

Can we turn off the war machine?
Is there a switch we can flick?
To turn it off the war machine
Is it at the ballot box?

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from From The Mixed Up Files of Mr. Matthew T. Schindler Volume I, track released August 2, 2022
Written and performed by Matty Schindler, aka Faux Jean. ©2022 Bohunk Junk songs (ASCAP).

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Faux Jean is singer-songwriter from Duluth Minnesota who currently resides near the border of Mexico. He is kind of a stay- at-home dad slash dilettante coming out of hibernation and releasing music with greater frequency as time speeds up. Faux Jean cut his teeth in the fertile Minneapolis music scene in the early aughts before settling down to family life. He likes to draw and dance and and and!! ... more

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