listening - Scallops Hotel

1, 2, yes, that did do it, yup, uh-huh

Mm-um

Ba-bum, bum-bum-bum

Ends well that all that is well

Heard the plot and felt they palms swell

Safety is a thing of the past

Security a persistent delusion you need to get past

Al Gore allegory in Allegheny with the pocket torch

Weighing me down

Turn a frown to a simile

Cannot a Borg assimilate?

It’s elegance down to the breakbeat

My shit be Ishmael Reed reading receipts with a three piece

In a three piece

Your shit be feces, note the difference and plan accordingly

Calm voices with abhorrent forces use people as currency

Check the exchange rate

I’m just hopin' we all on the same page

I’m just hopin' we on the same page

Sippin' Ripple, livin' simple in super Technicolor

My favorite movie Custard

'Cause it show the joy of aimless life

The most dangerous heist was piece of mind

For really though, uh

But they wasn’t listenenin', no

'Cause they couldn’t find nothin' they didn’t already know, no

That’s life in the modernity

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself, then I remind myself

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself, then I remind myself

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself it is in fact all good

Then I remind myself, then I remind myself

Then I remind myself

Because we had them memorized

It was the oral tradition

There wasn’t transcribing, there wasn’t analysis

You’re trying to learn a sound, not a theory

So we came to it from a sound point of view

That’s the great thing about the oral tradition

But, the question is, what do I practice?

And what’s the selective process?

And I’m assuming that the selective process is based on your listening

You have to be listening 28 hours a day

One of the things I count on in my teaching

Is that everyone has been listening, so that once I make a point,

the ring of truth occurs

They say, «Oh, I’ve heard that,» or, «I've felt that»