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blow up your tv
We blew up our TV, threw away our paper
Went to the country, built us a home
Had a lot of children, fed 'em on peaches
They all found Jesus on their own
-Spanish Pipedream, John Pine
Tues Truth
Cinco dé Mayo & Taco/ Tequila Tue Ed.
We are going to alright, I’m going to be OK. It is a process, and right now you are processing. It’s understandable that some days are good, while others, not so much. I will make it through this. You will make it through this. We will make it through this.
Insert your own ‘this’ [here] and apply as required.
Just remember the following:
Blow up your TV
Throw away your paper
Go to the Country
Build you a Home
Plant a little garden
Eat a lot of peaches
Try to find [redacted] on your own
John Prine died yesterday, April 7 2020, due to complications of Covid-19. I am, by nature, a metal-head. I head bang, I like to blast AC/DC, Metallica, Motorhead, Volbeat, and Airbourne until my truck’s windows are thumping. I discovered John Prine’s music a little while after I moved to Missouri. It’s not exactly Country, it’s not exactly Bluegrass, and it’s not exactly Rock and Roll or even Folk Rock. It’s a genre called “Americana”. And as much of a metal head as I am, John Prine’s music is a... well, it’s a pleasure. It’s soothing. It’s poetic. It’s funny, and it’s thoughtful. We lost a truly great voice when John Prine died. He was a poet. This song is one of my favorites. It’s called “Spanish Pipedream”.
“Blow up your tv”
— a level headed dancer on the road to alcohol
“Spanish Pipedream” John Prine