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My job is done for now at least
My calendar is filled with vacancies
In the days ahead I'm looking to
I've done all that's been asked of me to do
So honey, now I'm through
Trying to impress
Now I'm taking off and cutting loose[Chorus:]
There's a clock and I'm off it
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
'Cause I got a pocket
With a little cash
Car with a tank of gas
And nowhere to beWith time to kill and days to seize
I could end up anywhere I please
The exciting places that I could roam through
Or I could melt into my couch at home, too
Either way I'll use the time to decompress
Before I'm back again I'm cutting loose[Chorus:]

There's a clock and I'm off it
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
'Cause I got a pocket
With a little cash
Car with a tank of gas
And nowhere to beSometimes my favorite plan is to have no plans at all
To unwind with no demand beforehand
It always won't be, set or permanent
I'll be back to work eventually
Soon I'll be in use
But that's irrelevant
'Cause until then I'll be cutting loose[Chorus:]
There's a clock and I'm off it
And it feels so delightful to have nowhere to be
'Cause I got a pocket
With a little cash
Car with a tank of gas
And nowhere to be

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“I just fell in love with a forty-five (rpm record) been kept alive in a box over 30 years old,” sings 24-year-old Chris Henderson, the front man of the Hartford, CT, band BRONZE RADIO RETURN. This lyric, from their full-length debut album, OLD TIME SPEAKER, begins to paint the picture that enables your understanding of the group and their music. Like listening to old Bluesmen on your iPod Touch, BRONZE RADIO RETURN is about the juxtaposition of the old and the new.

Read more about Bronze Radio Return on Last.fm.


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