Ex-spectator
Brian S.Culture. Storytelling.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 hours ago |
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Flashback: Words and Music Club. Theme: Found
Song: “Unlisted Track”, Jawbreaker. From Dear You.
When I was in my twenties, I used to go places on my own because I was impatient with waiting for other people to be available. I didn’t want to miss a thing–not that band, not that one-w...
Flashback: Words and Music Club: Theme: Cells
The theme: Cells
The song: Constantines, “Soon Enough”, from their masterpiece, Tournament of Hearts. More on that album here.
“Years from now, they will make water from the reservoirs of our idiot tempers.”
In “Soon Enough” by Cons...
Flashback: Words and Music Club. Theme: Work. The cost of living means the cost to stay alive. Fuck, I don’t wanna be the last one standing.
Lyrics to “Losers 2”
Sun in my eyes, windows down. I was singing loudly the frivolous pop of Phoenix’s “1901,” which did its best to insulate me from reality that late Friday morning in May 2009.
“Falling, falling, falling.”
How...
Flashback: Words and Music Club. Theme: Collapse
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Words and Music Club: Collapse
Song: David Bazan “Curse Your Branches”
Lyrics
It was 2009. I was out of work, fired for the first time in my life. I’...
Ease on down the road. Ain't coming back no more, you see/If I could see all my friends tonight
The other day, my ten-year old daughter asked me if I ever cry. I said, “Of course.” She said she’s never seen me cry, which struck me as odd, but then I thought about it, and I guess it might be true. It’s not intentional. I don’t go cry i...
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