September

Author: Andrew Thomas

  • Los Lonely Boys

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  • David Bowie

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  • Cambridge

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  • Twist and Shout

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    You know why people do the Twist? Because it’s what they do when they see an Alien. The end of Mankind, Sherlock? Yeah. What can a dollar buy here? A song? Wanna go see a movie? I wanna walk down by the colleges. Do you wann walk to the The Backs? Maybe we will see…

  • Britain

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    There was a dollar bill tucked in his pocket. A scribbled note that read Love. He had a moment to talk with his new friends. And a dollar bill tucked in his pocket from the change from the tip cup. And his name was Never Again. He was black listed and the clubs were owned…

  • Twisting by the Pool

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  • Triumph TR4

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    My neighbor’s son’s car at 14.

  • ’70 Alfa Romeo

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    When I was thirteen my neighbor’s friend’s car.

  • Morning in the Meadow

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    Listen. Eddie, what is the diameter of a circle? And why? It has to do with a door and the moon and things. I think? Yes, it does. And Toyota Celicas. Which is more important? Toyota Celicas, easily. What do you think is the most important thing in the world, Eddie? My birthday. What should…

  • Where the Red Fern Grows

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    I am setting aside a few titles in which I will eventually post some guitar music posts. This is one of them. I have my Phone set up now as a second webcam on my fretboard and my strings I have replaced with color coated DR Neon strings that correspond with Rocksmith+. My Onn webcam…

  • 1967

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    There was a joke that I heard as a child. It was an Aggie joke. It was used about Thomas Baron and his family when I had heard it. He was with Americorp. Someone told me the joke around 73, Did you hear the one about the Aggie who died chasing the train across the…

  • Primo Donna

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    Concrete and stiletto heals. Vacuums and Lounge Chairs. When did they say they would meet us? The sun is a gasp of brilliance today, as she puts her sunglasses on and puts her prescription glasses in her purse. When did they say they would meet us? 7:00 O’Clock. Very soon. Blue shiny stilettos. And a…

  • Grace of God

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    What I would like to have done in my life – At 13, West Point Cadets on Choir Tour staid several days at our home arranged by our neighbor, the most prominent attorney in the state and his friend, the Governor. What I would have enjoyed doing is trying to heal the hurt from the…

  • The other side of the Mountain

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    Kid Courageous. All these they were safe when I closed the book. Safe within their pages, so I could remember their names. Yesterday and today and tomorrow was always known, always the same. And my mother kept giving me books on kids running away… junior, PG, Sallingers. In Chemistry Class I knew a girl for…

  • Lightning

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    Brezhnev mentioned me when I was really wasted, or was it the corduroy suit and something that I tasted. Sweet sense of being all my childhood memories. I enjoy the time my dear. Something on the rocks to rest on my knee. My sly grin and Micks eyes rolling. Where you been? Stranger where you…

  • Danish Modern

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  • Birthstone

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    We were landowners back to the 1100s of around Hanover, Germany. Our family line served God, and the local Lords of the area. We were a family line of exceptionally high IQ and our Family Crest noted it. And our family line has ended with me.

  • 123

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    B.I.N.G.O. and the Old Gray Goose was Dead. My Great Great Grandfather left Hanover Germany in 1850 to escape the Prussian Revolution and ended up dying in 1864 on the side of Sherman. And his son was raised without him, my great grandfather and his daughter, my grandfather’s sister, my Great Aunt was living in…

  • Batman

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    And in any other’s eyes she would disguise violent whispers with captured promises… wait til I get you home. Had I not been perfect? Had I said something wrong? Yeah, right. Just my speed. And the hourglass bends and time fades another day… We can now add Kidney disease and shots in my eye from…

  • Travolta, Thurman

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