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Bread & Butter Husband

by The Micro Band

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A mish-mash of Radiators, Griddle Pans, Guitars and a response to the every day hum drum of modern day existence.

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Lyrics:
Ginny doing dishes
is she nearly finished
we are in the kitchen
then we watch a movie
all the ways that we could be together
we are being together
being together
being
full of pie and full of chips
and going full on hell for leather
inhabiting a sofa bloating and devoting
all our efforts to a bottle and a bag of chipsticks

knowing full well its not
where we are but who we are
I can feast I can build a
cafeteria but never on my own

showing our wealth but not
pennies or a pot of gold
I can feast for hours on
the bread and butter of the feeling of a home

Climbing up a hill
in middling weather
taking a visit to sheep, to river
and Oh what a view
I cannot describe it in words
a verse and herds of cattle
come on come out cos
the feelings the best
height to the south and wind to the west
nobody can say to our face we lived a life the lowest life

credits

released January 27, 2023
Written by Alex Auldsmith
Performed and recorded by the Micro Band - Alex Auldsmith, Daniel Crichton, Michael Davidson, Sam Dick, Euan McPherson, Ruairidh Morrison, Lucie Yavruturk
Mixed and Mastered by Liam Narrie
Artwork by Sam Dick and Daniel Crichton
Released on New Teeth

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