The Employment Pages
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The Employment Pages
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We Spread Out and Occupy the Cracks in the Urban Streets.
Idle Now: I Rearrange the Furniture As You Sleep. As You Sleep, As You Sleep...
It's So Appropriate: the Way We Amplify the Sound,
And Then the Neighbors Drop By and They Ask (Us) to Turn It Down Again...
We Spread Out and Everyone Is Frightfully More Aware.
So Impressed: the Cocktail Politics and Obscure Details.
It's So Appropriate: the Way We Amplify the Sound,
And Then the Neighbors Drop By and They Ask (Us) to Turn It Down Again...
And It Was True That I Was Truly Failing.
But You Were Gone and I Was Home
Calling Around, But Nothing Was Found Worthwhile.
We Spread Out and Occupy the Cracks in the Urban Streets.
Idle Now: I Rearrange the Furniture As You Sleep. As You Sleep, As You Sleep...
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