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SOCIAL DISTANCE
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I’ve been self-isolating
Since before it was cool
But now that I have to
What is there to do?
There’s been social distance
Now for far too long
Where better than quarantine
To write a song?
Can we all come together now, alone,
And recognise that when we needed help,
We always had each other to provide?
While the powers that be
Wrung their hands.
The old way of doing things
Falls to the ground
No shock to the system
Has been more profound
We watch the mask slipping
Beneath it we find
Nothing more was needed
Than just being kind
Can we all come together now, alone,
And recognise that when we needed help,
We always had each other to provide?
While the powers that be
Wrung their hands.
There’s been social distance
Now for far too long
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Strangely Shaped By Fathers Birmingham, UK
Strangely Shaped By Fathers is Academy Morticians/Bullet of Diplomacy bassist & anarchist atheist punk rock teacher, DaN McKee, working solo with Logic Pro, GarageBand and a rudimentary understanding of how to play guitar and programme some drums alongside his bass playing. It's a one person punk "band" that mixes the personal and political. Enjoy! ... more
Strangely Shaped By Fathers recommends:
Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing
by The Wonder Years
The Wonder Years are a phenomenal band but this, for me, was the album that started it all. Honest, brutal and brilliant.
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fucked.
by The Shell Corporation
Again - all of The Shell Corporation's stuff is fantastic, but this album is my favourite and one never far from any playlist I'm putting together.
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I was introduced to these guys by Rich from Ignite Records here in Birmingham and have loved everything they've done. But. again, for me, this was the first thing I heard and a favourite ever since.
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