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City Slicker
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I stand in line with random families
So I don't feel alone,
But begging for handouts doesn't
Feed or pay the loans...
The subway drift will keep me warm,
A single worn out shoe that seems forlorn...
You saw me sleeping, you could have sworn,
By myself, turning electric blue storms...
Old gum and cigarettes stick to the pavement,
My best friends tell me where my life went...
If you were me, you would understand -
I am the hustle that sweeps you to your door...
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You aren't allowed here without a number...
It's in the thousands, but I can't remember...
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Flak Rabbit Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania
Formed in 2011/12 while in high school. Still making music when we can!
Scott Reagan
Ben Adamson
Cody Mikol
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previously:
Reed Cesare (bass)
Flak Rabbit recommends:
Scott's college band, MILO! Their debut (and probably only album ever, since they've since graduate, etc...), with lots of songs for your listening pleasure. Scott plays drums/perc./guitars on this!
go to album
Alexander Supertramp/Indian Style
by The Mellowells
Amazing music. Great friends of Scott's. Half of them are in Scott's band MILO, as well. Cory, from The Mellowells /MILO, once played drums for Flak Rabbit at a show (we have photographic evidence!).
go to albumIf you like Flak Rabbit, you may also like:
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go to album
Everyone Is Doing So Well
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Bouncy, urgent, raucous indie rock, anthemic yet unpredictable; this Oxford, U.K. trio sounds defiantly full of life.
go to album
Echo Dancing
by Alejandro Escovedo
The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
go to album
Blinded By Oblivion
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go to album
