SERVING CUNT

oh i'll go NUTS

Tracklist:

Bridge Over Troubled Water • El Condor Pasa (If I Could) • Cecilia • Keep the Customer Satisfied • So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright • The Boxer • Baby Driver • The Only Living Boy in New York • Why Don't You Write Me • Bye Bye Love • Song for the Asking

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Are you normal or do you constantly think about how these photos were taken candidly while they were walking through an airport together?

WOKE simon and garfunkel

the sound of pronouns

mx. robinson

the gay boxer

i identify as a rock

america (shaking head disapprovingly)

the only living person in new york

old queerplatonic partners

…

Can you imagine us years from today

Sharing a park bench quietly

How terribly strange to be seventy

Old friends

Memory brushes the same years

Silently sharing the same fears

_________________________

Stranger to stranger

If we met for the first time, this time

Could you imagine us

Falling in love again?

Still believing that love endures

All the carnage and useless detours

Oh I love you, I love you, I love you…

Old Friends - 1968

Stranger to Stranger - 2016

Went for an eye test today and they found a small image of American singer-songwriter Paul Simon burned permanently into my retinas in the same way images get permanently burned into old TV's when you have the one thing on screen for too long.

“Simon & Garfunkel had a peculiar type of groupie. We had the poetic groupies. The girls that followed us around weren’t necessarily looking to sleep with us as much as they were looking to read us their poetry or discuss literature or play their own songs …. I wound up going back to the room and smoking a joint and going to sleep by myself. Most of the time, sometimes not.”

— Paul Simon, quoted by Jon Landau in a Rolling Stone interview (July 20th, 1972)

“He bugs me. He’s a wise-ass. But he’s also very funny - and laughs are a great tonic in life - and he’s my favorite musician. I’ve had shows where backstage I’ve hated him. And vice versa. But then we’ll be on stage and the three of us make this sound - me, him and the guitar, and we’re eleven once more, and in love all over again.”

— Art Garfunkel