One, One, One
from Electric Fences by Rick Fontaine
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One, one, one
This is the day I am undone
Made into another sun
That revolves around itself
Two, two, two
Another day for you
Held together like glue
I'll find you someday
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be this pointless case of humanity?
Three, three, three
Mother Mary let it be
Have your sister for tea
I can find out for myself
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be the man who knows what his life means?
Four, four, four
Are the walls that I'll adorn
With a portrait of scorn
Of a face that was never meant to be
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be this pointless case of humanity?
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be the man who knows what his life means?
This is the day I am undone
Made into another sun
That revolves around itself
Two, two, two
Another day for you
Held together like glue
I'll find you someday
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be this pointless case of humanity?
Three, three, three
Mother Mary let it be
Have your sister for tea
I can find out for myself
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be the man who knows what his life means?
Four, four, four
Are the walls that I'll adorn
With a portrait of scorn
Of a face that was never meant to be
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be this pointless case of humanity?
I know what it's like to be free
Of this mundane destiny
To be the man who knows what his life means?
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Electric Fences,
released 04 October 2011
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I was born in Fort Huachuca, Arizona in 1975. My formative years were spent as an "Army Brat", moving almost every year to a ... more new place. By age 10, I had lived in Germany, Georgia, Alabama and Alaska. On my 16th birthday I received my first guitar: a Travis, one of those guitars "guaranteed not to crack". Currently, I'm playing lead guitar with Dallas rock band Back To Blue. less
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