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Bienvenue, New Hampshire

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If ever a consequence was made too clear
Threnody falls not on deaf despondent ears
Monadnock, I've called you home, you lonely ghost
It’s well known adamantine is soft to those
Who’ve lost themselves in grand design
Oh, Rockingham, you were my best friend
It’s not your fault all things must end

It never occurred to her the rebel twin
Bellicose a soul to bear a cardinal sin
Emerson, you spoke of more thy founder’s truth
And promise long morrow to these mortal youth
Who’ve fought in vain for love for shame
Oh, Yankee farmer, don’t you bother
Bienvenue, New Hampshire


Shed my thoughts of vanity
Substitute my wants for needs
Disavow my wars and crimes
It’s no use live free or die
Give my best most of the time
It’s no use live free or die
It’s no use

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from Bienvenue, New Hampshire, released July 21, 2015
Written, recorded, and produced by Brett Gallo
Drums, synth, xylophone, shaker, and cool vibes by Brett Gallo
Trumpets by Josh Clark and Colin Mainella
Vocals, trombone, and synthesized flute by EJ Lee

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