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Take the afternoon
Try and get your rest
Don’t think about the difference
Between the needles and the nest
We’ve looked around the neighbourhood
You seem to handle this the best
Hiding in the folds of curtains

Wait to feel the seasons change
Take stock of what you put away
Stick to a plan of action detailing
When to work and when to play
You’ve been counting coins
And checking mirrors for decay
Tiptoeing through a garden full of serpents

It’s a capital idea
To remove all that you fear
and let the others not come near
Despite getting nothing done
Without them
Abandoning the pier
And all that you hold dear
In hopes it becomes clear
How to get along just fine
Without them

Poke around the backwoods
Meeting those who are pressing on
Simple in the understanding
That hard work won’t lead them wrong
And all the changing seasons
Amount to nothing more than one more song
And just another unwelcome disturbance

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from Porch Sessions, released November 5, 2021
Written, performed and produced by Jon Cross of Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures.

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Songwriting and banging your instruments together

The main thing I love to do is write songs. I pick up various instruments from ukulele to piano, accordion to percussion and electric guitar to harmonica and bang them about to try and get close to the noises I hear in my head but the writing comes first. ... more

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