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Plastic Spoons

from THESIS SAHIB: LOVED ONES by Thesis Sahib

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10. Plastic Spoons

And the fish broke the wave, fix fix fix fix the birthing tool, and the fish broke the wave, fix fix fix fix the birthing tool, and we're off - toss the past aside, oh just wait - here I come again, hate for life like plastic spoon born mate with a penis what a menace so glad he's gone, what might have happened if the young mademoiselle put a little bit of effort with the pepper or some love put the pecker in the proper place meaning nowhere near in the spot I appear after so many moons, taken from the microwave and right to the grave, the responsibility to building me with the will to seed and a womb to wound, it took a life prefer I'd rather mine than her, it left a child alone to fend dependent, I found place, another rock to hide, it's times like this in the undertow safe like a feeling that I just don't know, what might have happened if the young mademoiselle put a little bit of effort to the taken from the microwave and fed with those them there plastic spoons.

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from THESIS SAHIB: LOVED ONES, released June 12, 2006

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Thesis Sahib London, Ontario

Thesis Sahib/James Kirkpatrick -VISUAL ARTIST AND MUSICIAN.

His articulate, rapid-fire delivery, harmonic vocals and imaginative lyrics bounce with the sounds of his hand crafted electronic instruments.

His live music and art performances incorporate circuit-bent electronic toys, video synthesizers and compositions written on modified Gameboys.

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