Well she ain’t got no cell phone
You got to call her when she’s home
All of her clocks have got hands
Now don’t try to e-mail her,
you’ve got to snail mail her
You got to take pen in hand
Ones and zeros, zeros and ones
She’ll have none of that virtual fun
She’s a real deal ol’ fashioned analog girl
In a digital world
Now she gets online out in the backyard
Hangin’ up her ol’ blue jeans
She’s got all of the memory she can live with
She really hates drum machines
Ones and zeros, zeros and ones
She’ll have none of that virtual fun
She’s a real deal ol’ fashioned analog girl
In a digital world
Out in the garden she’s got a website
It sparkles in the mornin’ dew
Got a mouse in her pocket,
she’s got spam in a can
What’s an analog girl to do
Ones and zeros, zeros and ones
She’ll have none of that virtual fun
She’s a real deal ol’ fashioned analog girl
In a digital world
A musical tribute to Ed Abbey… Ehhh not too shabby!
Two Questions:
What is your favorite Michael Hurley album?
Where does one start when picking up Wendell Berry?
BPB’s newest LP is only $3.99 on Amazon right now. I thought he wasn’t doing digital downloads for some reason
Frank Fairfield
Amazing talent for his age and blew me away with his passion for folk music.
Roscoe Holcomb, an illustration 1991 by Martin Beek on Flickr.
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes - Crosby, Stills, and Nash
Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want - The Smiths
Adios Long Island!
calleverytruthfalse:in-backyards:
Carole King, “I Feel the Earth Move”
This is the best earthquake post.
Had to do it.