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From the Album 'Hoop + Wire' (2010) • Pay what you want http://tndr.lv/drum-Machine

So my love there's an opening
Where the road cuts across the plains
And scales the mountain's back
And one side meets the other
There's a flood burning in the hills
And smoke throughout the sky
Circling the west
Circling the long way home
We all draw
A curving line
We follow just to find
Where it leads
(I'm. on. the long way home)
Circling I'm just on
The long way home
(I'm. on. the long way home)
And my love there's a rolling space
Your wheels push the ground for days
A mile above the sea
And I wish that you were sitting here
As the clock wears down the hills
A second at a time
One second at a time
We all draw
A curving line
We follow just to find
Where it leads
(I'm. on. the long way home)
And I'm circling
On the long way home
(I'm. on. the long way home)
The long way
I­5 Pacific on the left
Where your eyes squint away the sun
And I'm just a bag of bones
Circling the long way home
The long way home
My love

Finding no comfort in the trappings of any single genre, Boy Eats Drum Machine—the musical moniker of Portland, Oregon, native Jon Ragel—chose to create a sound flexible enough to incorporate everything he loved. His one-man-band approach is best seen in concert, where Ragel sings, spins, scratches, plays saxophone, and beats live drums behind an elaborate station of his own design. Oh, and he dances (really well!) the whole time. In the hands of a lesser musician, this all might come off as an impressive gimmick, but Boy Eats Drum Machine’s songs are as soulful and personal as they are technically impressive.

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