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Refreshing bills to warm the slots in the till
Infernal wheel that churns the ocean of milk
That long wire is frayed
Dont shout out proudly that the cash cows lame
That proud call is wrong
Dont scoot by trumpeting the cash cows goneThe quantize knob that drains the beat of all soul
You hapless slob go back to sink in your hole
This things going down
Dont gift those gawk it at the cash cow now
Disdainful clown
Dont go round mocking on the cash cow nowAnd I will offer you a place
In my pavilion
And I must stick close to the grace
Of fifty billionSmoke in the mouth, stick in a candy apple
So luminous skinned but the face is awful
Some cloud unknown
This pinkness creeping as the sun comes low
That long haul, wow

Dont go round mocking on the cash cow nowAnd I will offer you a place
In my pavilion
And I must stick close to the grace
Of fifty billionAnd I will offer you a place
And I must stick close to the grace
And I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a placeAnd I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a place
And I will offer you a place

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Mike Doughty (born June 10, 1970, in Fort Knox, Kentucky) is an American indie and alternative rock singer-songwriter and author. The former frontman of Soul Coughing from 1992, Doughty began writing solo songs in 1995, but nothing materialized until Soul Coughing broke up in 2000. At this point Doughty began touring solo with his acoustic guitar (after becoming clean and sober). His album Skittish (recorded 1996; released 2000) was finally released, along with the EP Rockity Roll. Doughty then formed a touring band including an upright bass, drums and keyboard.

Read more about Mike Doughty on Last.fm.


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