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Strange Call

from Strange Call by Glass Tactics

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An ancient name illuminates your screen
Your closet of a room
The radiator's patient pool
By 6 there will be boiled oats to swallow
There will be boots with salt-crust soles
There will be streets thick with dirt-spit snow
There will be calls missed but the car won't dig itself out
So go

Strange call pulls you backward
To when it was enough to think
Of strange calls pushing you forward
To the future that held everything
Days are ready-made
But this one brings a change
It's a strange call to you

Pull up in the parking lot
Of the Malden Stop and Shop
It's a new dawn it's a new day
So will you return the call
It might be early but it might be urgent
It might be nothing but who knows for certain
Maybe it's a portal to a better place
Or an oracle of portents awaits
In any case
Pushed by the hand of fate
Is better than being held in place
With a phone and imagining

Strange calls pulling backward
To when it was enough to think
Of strange calls pushing you forward
To the future that held everything
Days are ready-made
But this one brings a change
It's a strange call to you

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from Strange Call, released August 23, 2019

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Glass Tactics New York, New York

Indie/alt/punk-inflected rock n' roll, NYC.

Scott Sugarman
Danny Kearney
Nick Paldino

Booking: glasstactics@gmail.com

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