Metallic silver-on-black digipak edition designed, hand-stamped by Bryk himself. Includes an 8-page full colour lithographed booklet AND an instant download of 13 track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, Apple Lossless, and even tweakier formats. The download adds an 18-page PDF lyrics booklet featuring detail of incredible Jill Eberle canvas and drawing of artist by Terry Laban. Hammer not included.
Discs are Taiyo Yuden premium silver CD-Rs burned at 4X on a new Pioneer burner purchased specifically for this pressing. Hand-stamped artwork on the disc.
Happy to sign these with silver sharpie upon request. Just ask in the message.
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macheath's call from the grave: "don't forget me when i'm gone!"
lyrics
genius is a fucking curse
i’d much prefer property
blind ambition’s hardly worse
than you here on top of me
it all comes down to how hard you try
whatever doesn’t kill you can still make you cry
once my dream of rock was great
of come and prosperity
now i punch the clock and wait
for some asshole’s charity
what good is living if you’re living a lie
whatever doesn’t kill you can still make you cry
how unimaginative can i get?
writing myself in the margins
i’ve got excuses to last my whole life with you
failure’s just part of the bargain
i could sum us up with one simple sigh
whatever doesn’t kill you can still make you cry
baby would you kill me now?
i know it’s not fair of me
everybody’s learning how
to make despair sound lovely
you could pull the plug or just say goodbye
whatever doesn’t kill you can still make you cry
let me give you some advice
while you’re sighing next to me
the music business isn’t nice
it’s not based on dignity
it all comes down to how much they buy
whatever doesn’t kill you can still make you cry
whatever
credits
from Pop Psychology,
released June 9, 2009
todd sorenson: drums
tim carless: guitars
james brantley: lead guitar