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this was always the last song we played when me and andrew first started playing out. the first time we played this song live was at a halloween party in west philly. the house was huge with many floors and rooms. we were tucked away in the attic. we just started playing and people in costumes started filing up the room slowly. my favorite all time show ever. that is the night i met bill moriarty and geoff mattis who later formed friends of the library. bill went on to record this album and many others to this day.
andrew titled this one. it was called angry ghost before.

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"mr ghosty"
i never knew
how mad your ghost is
how mad your ghost is
tonight
in my room
the walls are shaking
the walls are shaking
your eyes black as coal
burning thru me
burning thru me
your hands sharp like claws
swinging at me
swinging at me
your teeth
sharp like fangs
sinking in me
sinking in me
your claws hold my feet
im going nowhere
im going nowhere
and what did i do
to make you angry
to make you angry
tonight

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from lights like fans, bullets like rain, released October 12, 1999
marc manning / andrew wilkinson

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Marc Manning is an artist living and working in San Francisco. His work includes painting, embroidery, and sound performance. His work is heavily influenced by his gay perspective, futurism, abstraction, theoretical physics, and expressionism. In his work he explores the possibilities of sound, color, charged symbols abstraction to summon complex emotions; a synergistic living cauldron of sound. ... more

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