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Service
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at the top of a hill overlooking the city
in the parlor inside of a big country club
they're eyeing the waitress who brings them their whiskey
and making remarks to themselves
saying how she should smile
and she laughs politely
and flashes her teeth
they're wolves dressed as sheep
and after she leaves they return to the business of war
and all god's children in the city below go on working for their wages
and they smile, and say thank you, and goodnight
at the end of her shift she heads into the city
to work at the bar where her friends come and drink
and they tip her well with the tips that they made last week
and the old men return to their homes
and wait for the invoice to come
she's always paycheck to paycheck
always waiting for the bottom to drop
they legislate what her wage is
while she serves them the cream of the crop
and the old men return to their homes
and wait for the payments to come
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Mountain Party Atlanta, Georgia
clock out now
Mountain Party is a rock and roll band from Atlanta. Think the E-Street Band
doing Weakerthans and Desaparecidos covers and you're halfway there. Mountain Party practices in a basement and plays shows on occasion and performs loud and often cathartic music about the everyday trauma of the American experience.
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