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Seed Dude

from Bitches And Machines by Pablo Jones

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It just came back to me
the memory of these cats that I used to know
when I was hanging out on the west bank.
particularly this one seed dude named John
he was way way into, what's that fella,
Buckminster Fuller geodesic dome cat
and he was way into seeds
and there was something really beautifully passionate about this dude
but he was also so totally divorced from ah the rest of the world
that I had to pity him
I mean he was both sad and ah shining
shining because he was into all these crazy cool things that I dug
and I thought really spoke of a hopeful future
and he was really into the idea of seeds and cultivating seeds
and making sure that the planet was seeded properly
and he really wanted to curate that process
and that's fucking beautiful
that's really, really beautiful
on other hand that fucker never really bathed much
and ah, you know, he's just out there

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from Bitches And Machines, released October 2, 2001

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Pablo is a Minneapolis based singer-songwriter who has performed throughout the U.S. and released two full-length CDs: Vulgar Modalities (1998 Spiderbone Records) and Bitches and Machines (2001 Sursumcorda). His latest recording, Absolute Prophetic Weakness (2008 Spiderbone Records), was written and recorded over a seven day period and released exclusively online. ... more

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