Name: God's Lonely Man
Duration: P00H02M50S
Description: The second track completed for the album. This song was written in a few hours after messing around with some interesting finger picking chords and just grew from there, being written and recorded in one day. Lyrically, this is inspired by Orchid and Hot Cross and deals with the ciiirrrcccllleeee of liiiiifffeeee. This track is titled after the 1976 film 'Taxi Driver'

God's Lonely Man

from The Wolf and The Fox by Warren of Ohms

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The second track completed for the album. This song was written in a few hours after messing around with some interesting finger picking chords and just grew from there, being written and recorded in one day. Lyrically, this is inspired by Orchid and Hot Cross and deals with the ciiirrrcccllleeee of liiiiifffeeee. This track is titled after the 1976 film 'Taxi Driver'

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I have died one thousand times,
and I will die one thousand more.
The birds have feasted on my remains,
and the flowers have blossomed too.

My memories slip through my fingertips,
like sand in the hourglass.
I've left too many lives behind,
I have died one thousand times.

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from The Wolf and The Fox, released November 18, 2014

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Warren of Ohms Tempe, Arizona

One-man noisy noodle band.
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