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Eagles In The Sunset (The Ballad Of Twitch Angry) [Demo]

from Greatest Nothings II (2011​-​2014) by The Nonsense Buffer

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From the album Fretless Bass & Drums Improvisations And Demos

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There was a man who showed up in a town
He would mostly smile, but you'd think he'd always frown
The town was already well known, but there was hardly anyone around
When he got here they all looked at his fortress where on the side was the one who's underground

The People laughed, he did not sing
Even though his voice was on the sound
There was not much need because of what he'd bring
And he enjoyed the basic moment music in the house that's round

His little dog may bark at you
It meant no disrespect
When people give him food
He does not get upset

I've got the hops, he's got the malt
And drinks it all the time
If you fuck up it's not his fault
Don't let it cross your mind

If he gives advice to you
There's something you don't get
And if you give him directions
He'll see Eagles In The Sunset

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from Greatest Nothings II (2011​-​2014), released October 4, 2014

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Chris Wearstler Denver, Colorado

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The Artist Formerly Known As The Nonsense Buffer

Fretless and Electric Bassist / Vocalist / Percussionist / Beginning Pianist / Songwriter / Producer influenced by Progressive Rock & Metal, 1930s to 1940s Vocal Jazz & 1950s to 1960s Instrumental Jazz, and Old School Hip Hop

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