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Collage

from Collage by Indigo Joseph

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lyrics

Collage…Well I wanna be a politician I got a mission for the world. But I think about my baby girl. I don’t wanna go with my head on the choppin’ block, it starts with a roar but it ends with a yell. Hanging like a dog, hanging like Louis Riel. There’s a fountain in my brain a 100mph, sitting in the rain I hear it getting louder. Now I’m sipping on gin and making up stories… “your life ain’t full of sin, your life is just boring.” And I will do what I must, I will make you tremble with a hand full of dust. Line ‘em boys and don’t be shy, pump ‘em full of pills until they start to smile. Send ‘em North, send ‘em on a river boat.
WE WILL WORK THE LAND!!!
The fertile land.
It’s not genocide…
“I’m sorry Sir, this is just our modern policy.”

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from Collage, released September 12, 2014
Production Credits:
Sam Trogi- Pre-Production, Audio Engineering
Orion Paradis- Tracking, Mixing, Engineering
Ryan Morey- Mastering Engineer

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Indigo Joseph regina, Saskatchewan

The band Indigo Joseph strive to play music the same way they approach life; as a colourful journey where the diversity makes the ride all the more amazing. The Regina, SK bilingual four-piece bring to life everyday stories of nostalgia, pain and love through captivating sonic colours, all while borrowing from many genres. ... more

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