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Leviore Plectro
03:54
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Epithalalmium i, ii
05:10
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Academia
03:05
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F#13b5/C
It’s still evident
G2/D F Fmaj7 E7#5
that childlike wonderment
C9 F#m
I know I can’t know
Bb7 CaddG
still I seek funding from your grant.
V2
I had a tenuous...
tenable thesis so learned and wise
then an ancient parchment was found
so… well… I can revise.
C1
Am7
There’s footnotes in the clouds of
Gm F7
Academia.
Like footprints in loose sand,
Academe.
V3
I thank great scholars, it’s only
on the shoulders of giants, we gain by degrees
flaws remaining are mine
Punish me more, publish me please
V4
I don’t criticize
a standard to which I couldn’t rise
... still I haunt the stacks
and from the feast of languages, steal scraps.*
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* Love’s Labour’s Lost, Act 5, scene 1
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Enter Behemoth
03:41
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Monumental Folly Atlanta, Georgia
Monumental Folly rather speaks for itself, yes? Monumental Folly also embraces a sheer willingness to leave things rough at the edges and to carry through improvisation from start to an often much-attenuated finish. Also singing, for which I apologize.
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New ideas through old jars.
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