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FamiTracker - There Is a Cab Calling (re-worked) (2A03)
Wasn't sure whether I should post this or not, as the changes are really only slightfuck that you double-baked potato the changes that you made are obviously some pretty significant ones—but I think I like this version better than the other one that I'd uploaded. Better progression or something. Had to change the thumbnail to avoid repetition. I don't like this one as much. Go on and on in an awkward manner.
Go look at the other one's description, for your goddamned mercury poisoning. Its address is below.
When your body can't nourish itself properly, things might grow where they're not supposed to.
You can listen to the previous iteration of this track at:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17420447/
"the dust blows forward 'n' the dust blows back" is performed by captain beefheart and his magic band, from their 1969 album "trout mask replica"
always thought it was a beautiful lyric
may as well destroy it
Go look at the other one's description, for your goddamned mercury poisoning. Its address is below.
When your body can't nourish itself properly, things might grow where they're not supposed to.
You can listen to the previous iteration of this track at:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17420447/
"the dust blows forward 'n' the dust blows back" is performed by captain beefheart and his magic band, from their 1969 album "trout mask replica"
always thought it was a beautiful lyric
may as well destroy it
Category Music / Other Music
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File Size 7.81 MB
Ahh I love this one and the other too, good to see you are still making things How has life been for you?
I recently managed to redownload all my music making gear (missing a couple vsts but refound the ones I used most so no big loss, I'm just a datahoarder), and actually got a keyboard and guitar secondhand for free, though the keyboard is missing the cable to connect to the pc for midi fun. Guitar is fantastic and have been going to some lessons for it.
I recently managed to redownload all my music making gear (missing a couple vsts but refound the ones I used most so no big loss, I'm just a datahoarder), and actually got a keyboard and guitar secondhand for free, though the keyboard is missing the cable to connect to the pc for midi fun. Guitar is fantastic and have been going to some lessons for it.
glad to read that things are working out reasonably good for you
i make corn with myself these days
did you know that any flora growing nearby older roads has a much higher amount of lead in its tissues as a result of the use of leaded gasoline in the past?
the soil by such old roads—highways especially—is pretty badly contaminated. tetraethyl lead is what was used as an anti-knocking agent in gasoline, and is what largely contaminated the soils (as well as the air).
over time, the molecules of tetraethyl lead broke down—and to this day, they continue to break down—into triethyl lead, and diethyl lead. all three of these compounds are very nasty—and it goes without saying; they cause very big problems with human development when present in people at any level. the damaging effects that these three compounds have are local to the tissue that they're present in, as well as the rest of the body.
i think that, in general, older people have problems going to funerals
at least three that i've met have gotten noticeably excited at what i can only assume was the thought of attending a funeral, though
everyone in an old folks' home would probably just be happy to go somewhere
that, and they might get to experience what it feels like to have lost someone
break up the monotony
i mean, fuck—i don't know a lot of old people that smile
i knew one; she lost her home, though
family didn't really have any money to help her keep it
i didn't have any fucking money; i don't even got any spare fucking air!
wake up every day feeling like i'm breathing through a hollowed-out stick of graphite 'er sumthin'
she was somewhat distant
i think that she was smiling because that's what happens when you cross whatever line she had crossed
had a really miserable last few days in the hospital
i think that, in general, even older people have no problems going to funerals
this is all really shallow stuff, i thinktype "i think" one more time you motherfucker
but, i mean—i don' fuckin' know!what else don' you fucking knowhigh-flying bugs
maybe i'm just not harsh enough to begin with
i make corn with myself these days
did you know that any flora growing nearby older roads has a much higher amount of lead in its tissues as a result of the use of leaded gasoline in the past?
the soil by such old roads—highways especially—is pretty badly contaminated. tetraethyl lead is what was used as an anti-knocking agent in gasoline, and is what largely contaminated the soils (as well as the air).
over time, the molecules of tetraethyl lead broke down—and to this day, they continue to break down—into triethyl lead, and diethyl lead. all three of these compounds are very nasty—and it goes without saying; they cause very big problems with human development when present in people at any level. the damaging effects that these three compounds have are local to the tissue that they're present in, as well as the rest of the body.
i think that, in general, older people have problems going to funerals
at least three that i've met have gotten noticeably excited at what i can only assume was the thought of attending a funeral, though
everyone in an old folks' home would probably just be happy to go somewhere
that, and they might get to experience what it feels like to have lost someone
break up the monotony
i mean, fuck—i don't know a lot of old people that smile
i knew one; she lost her home, though
family didn't really have any money to help her keep it
i didn't have any fucking money; i don't even got any spare fucking air!
wake up every day feeling like i'm breathing through a hollowed-out stick of graphite 'er sumthin'
she was somewhat distant
i think that she was smiling because that's what happens when you cross whatever line she had crossed
had a really miserable last few days in the hospital
i think that, in general, even older people have no problems going to funerals
this is all really shallow stuff, i thinktype "i think" one more time you motherfucker
but, i mean—i don' fuckin' know!what else don' you fucking knowhigh-flying bugs
maybe i'm just not harsh enough to begin with
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