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I guess this song does what it says on the tin. Not the worlds greatest consumer, more a replacer of stuff when it wears out!
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Lyrics
Jeans, Guitar strings
Houses in the Future
Homes in the past
Emotional foundations
That were built to last
Warm Summer days
Walk through the cornfields
That came up to your waist
That came up to your waist
When stuff wears out
I just trade it in
Jeans, guitar strings
Jeans, guitar string
Sitting on the back step
With dads Players No.6
The things I value
Mostly come from inside me
Was that just an illusion of romance
About as likely as
Rain from a cloudless sky
Rain from a cloudless sky
Daydream my way back
To the last decade
Of the Hollywood stars
Of the Hollywood stars
Parky new them all then
The world was more secure then
Parky new them all then
The world was more secure then
I’m an Eskimo in the desert
Whats my name?
Just an Eskimo in the desert
Whats my name
© Mark Spruce 2009
Houses in the Future
Homes in the past
Emotional foundations
That were built to last
Warm Summer days
Walk through the cornfields
That came up to your waist
That came up to your waist
When stuff wears out
I just trade it in
Jeans, guitar strings
Jeans, guitar string
Sitting on the back step
With dads Players No.6
The things I value
Mostly come from inside me
Was that just an illusion of romance
About as likely as
Rain from a cloudless sky
Rain from a cloudless sky
Daydream my way back
To the last decade
Of the Hollywood stars
Of the Hollywood stars
Parky new them all then
The world was more secure then
Parky new them all then
The world was more secure then
I’m an Eskimo in the desert
Whats my name?
Just an Eskimo in the desert
Whats my name
© Mark Spruce 2009
michaelkoppenheffer
And a thought-provoking concept--I'm certainly a beneficiary (and maybe an abuser) of our disposable culture. (Although
I find it hard to find someone who will take my used guitar strings as a trade-in.) Thanks for posting!