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Arrive
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Everyone is so involved
Watching big and little hands revolve
Around illusion’s febrile clock
Insane ants on an orbiting rock
Let’s cash in our chips today
Let storms still come our way
Save it for a rainy day
and watch your passion slide away
Arrive
Let’s decide that we’ve arrived
Drop our baggage and reside
Inside each moment's golden vibe
Here we are, no need to hide
No more waiting, or planning stuff
We’re here now and that’s enough
Leave all armour on the carousel
You’ve made it, kid, and all is well
You've Arrived
Let’s take our chips to the cosmic teller
Trade ‘em in like Buddhist Rockefellers
Accepting nothing in return
Because nothing is something you have to earn
Nothing to claim, nothing to lose
Nothing to win, to horde, or abuse
Cast yourself upon the sea
The onlyverse waves back joyously
Arrive
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Lach Edinburgh, UK
Lach, founder of the Antifolk movement and star of BBC Radio 4's The Lach
Chronicles.
‘Beat-punk-unplugged joy!’-The Guardian UK
‘Splendid! Best of it's kind!’- Mojo
‘Incredibly bright, influential, funny, poetic.’-Suzanne Vega
‘Best punk guitarist since Johnny Ramone.’-Billy Ficca of Televis
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