Biografia:
Jerry Paper is the name of the project led by LA based musician Lucas Nathan.
The name of Jerry Paper first appeared in the credits of the Zonotope™ album Excellent Realms (2010), where Paper was given a "special thanks" for "building The Mainframe." The story of the project involves Paper quitting from the spiritual community setting of Zonotope™ to find a "less orthodox alternative spirituality." Nathan described the music of Jerry Paper as "slightly less abstract" than [their] works for Zonotope™
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
G# A#m7 C#M7
The quotidian aches and pains
C#m7b5 G#M7
Of being a being
G# A#m7 C#M7
All the small nothings, they're something;
C#m7b5 G#M7
The bric-a-brac euphoria
G# A#m7 Cm7 A#m7
"Every problem's not mine to solve."
Cm7 A#m7
Ruth built a shrine to all
G# G
The passers-by, the banal
Cm7 A#
Ginger fears death
C#m7 G#
But Ruth says that life's where the pain's at
Cm7 A#
Ginger's a bored one
C#m7 G#
Well, Ruth is a bear and Ginger's a brat
G# A#m7 C#M7
Well, back in New York where the fun's at
C#m7b5 G#M7
Waiting at the train tracks
G# A#m7 C#M7
Ginger is arguing in her head
C#m7b5 G#M7
With her boss - some bullshit hen
G# A#m7 Cm7
Well, Ruth, she walks down the platform
A#m7
In black
Cm7 A#m7
She says it's good to be back
G# G
In the city - the big brick hive
Cm7 A#
Ruth says, "When all else fails
C#m7 G#
Dig the hippie shit like it's working."
Cm7 A#
Ginger gets frustrated
C#m7 G#
And Ruth just shifts round the wording
Cm7 A#
"Ginger, you're so good to me
C#m7 G#
But your worry is disconcerting."
Cm7 A#
"Ruth, don't overthink it!
C#m7 G#
Now come back to bed I'm just bursting."
The quotidian aches and pains
C#m7b5 G#M7
Of being a being
G# A#m7 C#M7
All the small nothings, they're something;
C#m7b5 G#M7
The bric-a-brac euphoria
G# A#m7 Cm7 A#m7
"Every problem's not mine to solve."
Cm7 A#m7
Ruth built a shrine to all
G# G
The passers-by, the banal
Cm7 A#
Ginger fears death
C#m7 G#
But Ruth says that life's where the pain's at
Cm7 A#
Ginger's a bored one
C#m7 G#
Well, Ruth is a bear and Ginger's a brat
G# A#m7 C#M7
Well, back in New York where the fun's at
C#m7b5 G#M7
Waiting at the train tracks
G# A#m7 C#M7
Ginger is arguing in her head
C#m7b5 G#M7
With her boss - some bullshit hen
G# A#m7 Cm7
Well, Ruth, she walks down the platform
A#m7
In black
Cm7 A#m7
She says it's good to be back
G# G
In the city - the big brick hive
Cm7 A#
Ruth says, "When all else fails
C#m7 G#
Dig the hippie shit like it's working."
Cm7 A#
Ginger gets frustrated
C#m7 G#
And Ruth just shifts round the wording
Cm7 A#
"Ginger, you're so good to me
C#m7 G#
But your worry is disconcerting."
Cm7 A#
"Ruth, don't overthink it!
C#m7 G#
Now come back to bed I'm just bursting."
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