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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Having a Time Machine isn't a Good Enough Reason to Time Travel, Kings of People, If You Harden On The Inside, Har! Har! Har!, In Loving Memory of oosi Lockjaw, Slice of Life, Have You Seen Our New Fort?, Bread of Teeth, and 2 more.
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Why you even wanna go back
Staged and in love with the past
No one wants to spend their time in 1942
Everyone in Berlin’s been asking “Horus who?”
I can’t even drive to the midwest
I can make Ohio at best
No one wants to spend their time 1836
Even Chicago decidedly the sticks
When you think your time machine be done
We can turn around the unwon
No one wants to spend their time in 1325
Even their great great great great great
Grandfather’s not alive
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Like a Rock in a Tub
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Ahhhhhh ahhh
Ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhh ahhh
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Hezekiah Jones Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hezekiah Jones is a collection of Philadelphia-area artists orbiting around the songwriting talents of Raphael Cutrufello.
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