I wish I could have your social security number;
I'd use it every day.
I'd buy houses in your name,
with autumn leaves in the air,
'cause the laws of physics are changing;
changing every day.
The laws of physics are changing,
and we're getting older.
I wish I could have your computer's password;
I'd use it every day.
I'd send flowers to your desktop,
and you'd put them on your Facebook page,
and you'd wonder why, and you'd wonder why,
and you'd wonder how you got so lucky.
I'm just another hacker, and I'm trying to make do,
because the recession depression isn't the last of it;
I'm suffering from an ailment with a beautiful face,
that would be you, and everything I want to be.
I wish I could give you something,
but nothing I could give would be for real;
love is an unusual journey for me.
A stranger way of being right.
You know, I'm a master of technical difficulties,
and I love you for your technical smile;
I'm nothing more than a primitive mathematician
deep inside.
5 NYC antifolk luminaries, and 1 Cannonball, all did a couple live recordings for William Blake's birthday in 2014. I got a concussion jumping off a chair during my first song. It was tons of fun. Cannonball Statman
Live EP recorded in Berlin during my 2017-'19 world tour, a few hours after Cannonball (the Labrador retriever I was named after) passed on to the next dream. Cannonball Statman
The latest from sean thornton explores dark themes, but they’re handled with a delicate grace in these beautiful bedroom pop songs. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 25, 2022
San Francisco singer-songwriter and trumpeter Max Daniel gilds straight-shooting pop hooks with orchestral splendor and wry lyricism. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 26, 2020