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Lazy Bones

by Bogsey

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1.
Gashadokuro 01:55
Oh I'm not less of a boy, but I guess I'm kind of not more like a woman now... I'm not exactly sure just what that means all the time. But this is not a phase, Scientifically it's closer to a hot new dance craze. If you don't understand let me try to explain it to you, in the simplest way that I can think of. Boys wear blue x3 But that's not true, Cause I do too.
2.
Comix 03:14
I can't remember when I lost my sense of humor The first time I didn't laugh while reading Sunday morning's paper. The comics just don't make me feel the way they did back then, When I'd read them before school and in my bed that night again. Am I just growing up or are they really growing stale? Either way, my loves, farewell.
3.
We don't need a reason, to feel like shit. And we don't need a doctors note, to run away from it. And when we're scared, we can't tell our parents. We can't tell our best friends, cause we're too embarrassed. You're having teeth dreams again... You're having teeth dreams again. And we're scared, that if we can make ourselves stop crying then it's all fake, What the fuck does that make us then? Are we playing pretend just for the attention? Mammalian diving reflex, cold water on your face. And then that perfect little moment when your best friends say If you'd just grow up, then you wouldn't feel this way. Are the things that we thought we felt Also felt by everybody else? Are we feeling sorry for ourselves? Is hell, a personal creation, cinematic projection of our own imagination on a wall? We're all twisted up. Entangled, entrenched and completely fucked, and the question, was a brutal invention. And the question was a brutal invention. You're on death row now, at San Quentin and I've got your CDC, repressed memories, and she'd be 21 if it wasn't for you. David Westerfield, Your momma said you're a monster. And I could write you, But do I want too? And I could write you, But do I want too? And we're wondering if we're just imitating emotions from dramatic fictions. Neuro-divergence as commodity, reenacting the vehemence found in movies and television. We will never not be hurt enough. But we will never not be scared enough, to feel broken torn and cracked, and ask for help and scurry back, to hide away in the same place that we have always run to. But when we need the attention, god bless every laptop, every internet connection. We're allowed to feel fucked up. We're allowed to seek attention. We're allowed to feel like we do not deserve to feel the sympathy of others. We're allowed to help each other. We're allowed to help ourselves. And the question was a brutal invention.
4.
Internet Ads 04:18
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Coronado 03:03
6.
Pumping Iron 03:14
And I have always loved the way They could manipulate their bodies like the flesh was simple clay And over years the muscle builds around the bones Expanding, strengthening, and stretching as they continued to grow Like Viracocha or Prometheus But divinity replaced by repetition, fuel, and rest. Pumping Iron on the shores of venice beach Perfection floating in the tides so close but always out of reach. But it wasn’t sexual attraction that had ensnared my interest, Nor a desire for more prominent male characteristics. It was this power from the peaks of Olympus, The people in record books in control of the way that they looked Ba, ba da da da da da da, da daaaaa daaaaa But something didn’t quite fit like how the bench press Builds up your pectorals but won’t give you breasts And squats are great for those rock hard thighs But what about some wiggle and those hips that cannot tell a lie I guess the thing that I loved was that they had control And took their bodies to a place once thought impossible And I had yet to reach a point where I could realize That I had the ability to finally live the way I always felt inside. But pain doesn’t leave the body it is simply recycled into a neuro-chemical chain to the hardwood floors, come on and push it give me just one more And when it comes down to it I don’t know if I’ll find what I’m looking for. But searching for something that I can’t name sure beats standing still. But it wasn’t sexual attraction that had ensnared my interest, Nor a desire for more prominent male characteristics. It was this power from the peaks of Olympus, The people in record books in control of the way that they looked Everybody wanna live forever, everybody wanna be a bodybuilder. Everybody wanna live forever, but nobody wants to lift these heavy ass weights.
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Brain Ball 02:41
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Lenses 02:11
9.
I’m sorry if I ruin your fun I wish I didn’t make you feel the things you like to do are dumb I’ve always been so critical To the point where things we both enjoy aren’t any fun at all We both know I’m impossible to please I don’t wanna make you feel like me I’m trying not to bring you down I know you ‘d have a better time tonight if I wasn’t around I might as well go home and sleep Or I can follow you around and feel like such a fucking creep We both know I, Well I don’t belong here This creeping fear, leaves me gasping for oxygen Can I keep it together/ How long is forever? I need to hear it again. The rougher it gets the more it hurts to hold onto And I wanna say fuck you But you have convinced me That this is all my fault That I am abnormal I’m so fucking horrible That I can’t be happy ANd I will make others unhappy too Thank you I’m sorry, I don’t like your dog… I’m sorry, I don’t like your dog… I’m sorry, I don’t like your dog and for everything That ever went wrong.
10.
Dancing to bossa Nova in a crystal Ball room With Giant Chandeliers and liberace costumes And someone turned off the lights But who needs bulbs when the moons so bright Let me die in norway, lay me down in the fjord shrubs And tell me everything is going to be alright With a tuxedo under your hospital scrubs I think I’m ok And I think I’m ok I think I’ll make it through today The sharks swam all around us, they just wanted to play And even though it hurts I fucking love that memory And I cannot explain or replicate The stories and the situation that have brought us to this place I think I’m ok And I think I’m ok I think I’ll make it through today

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Hi!
This album is free so people can enjoy it, so please share it if you really liked it.

Lazy bones was mostly written, played, and recorded by Scout Seshimo, but she couldn't, and wouldn't have finished it without the help of lots of friends!

Patrick Erhard and Dustin Wright are the other two members of the band at the time we're releasing this, and Emma is kind of a member too! (She's a travelin' lady tho) They're all on here.

The album also features the voices of Logan Greene and Lucille Petty, Dan Faughnder, and Michael Kelly, with some extra bowed upright bass by Bogsey alum Nicholas Farrow, and baritone saxophone by AJ Peacox.

Everything was mixed, mastered, and recorded by Scout in their garage, AKA Party Palace Studios.

This album is especially dedicated to all my fellow trans and gender non-conforming folks because I love you, you're valid and we're all beautiful.

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released September 17, 2016

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