» Here comes the crazy man muttering on the corner.
I like where this is going. Cough Cool as a slow-moving mantra on repeat, like a Hare Krishna or the down-pitched crazy man muttering on the corner.
This one's from an upcoming tape, we're told.
Posted on June 18, 2010. More on: cough cool
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Stream side A of the Cetacean symphony. #Stay High
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Not for the faint of skronk. #Stay High
Jeremy Krinsley is the Editor of Impose.
