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I tend to not talk much about my songs, but this one needs a bit of explanation perhaps. It's a personal song on one hand, about me being fifteen working at a mink farm feeding the minks, and later in life, when I wanted my first computer (and they were expensive back then), I got a job at Nuclear Power Plant cleaning Radioactivity, and hence bought my first computer, a Mac II Classic and moved on with my life as an inspiring author. Secondly, in more general terms, it's also a song about how everything we ever do will have an impact on everything else for the rest of our lives, and even beyond...
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The Guy who Fed the Minks
A saw a girl in a country girl in a hat, I don't know where she's at
I heard her on the phone, she cried so gently and so soft
I forgot about her swirls, and moved on with my life
as it turned out to be, I found Jesus to be a girl
the guy whom fed the minks, he was sure to sink
deep into a hole, where none really thinks
cleaning radioactivity, may not be vice
if you want to move on with your life
I had a country girl and a stove, I threw it away for none
I gambled with my life for a few seconds of heavenly sway
That's the price I got to pay, to never feel whole
welcome to my church of the lonely and the poor
the guy whom fed the minks, he was sure to sink
deep into a hole, where none really thinks
cleaning radioactivity, may not be vice
if you want to move on with your life
© MKN 2012
A saw a girl in a country girl in a hat, I don't know where she's at
I heard her on the phone, she cried so gently and so soft
I forgot about her swirls, and moved on with my life
as it turned out to be, I found Jesus to be a girl
the guy whom fed the minks, he was sure to sink
deep into a hole, where none really thinks
cleaning radioactivity, may not be vice
if you want to move on with your life
I had a country girl and a stove, I threw it away for none
I gambled with my life for a few seconds of heavenly sway
That's the price I got to pay, to never feel whole
welcome to my church of the lonely and the poor
the guy whom fed the minks, he was sure to sink
deep into a hole, where none really thinks
cleaning radioactivity, may not be vice
if you want to move on with your life
© MKN 2012
Skean
Dig it, thanks for sharing, be well…Cheers