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I've been giving up for almost two decades now. Maybe one day I'll succeed.

Strangely, this isn't a song about smoking weed! Crazy. I can't remember if I actually wrote "happy little trees" as an outro to both this and Off the Bone but it's a nice little touch because they sort of open and close the album.

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My voice is worn and yellow
And the stories I can tell
Are close to where I left them
I wasn't strong enough to carry them with me
Now I give up
I've had enough
I'm just not tough or remotely verbose

It's time to make like Jay-Z and retire
And I'll never make music again
It's time to make like honey and expire
And I'll never be happy again
It's time to make dolomite and split
And I'll never write lyrics again

It's time to make like a tree
And burn to the ground

Happy little trees

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from The Juiciest Slices pt. 3 - Every Last Drop, released April 20, 2023
Eric Bennett - guitar, lyrics, vocals

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