8-7-16, by shitposting

8-7-16

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	1.	who benefits? (molly's tune) 02:45	lyrics	buy track
	tell me, who benefits? we become the instruments of our own defeat semester will be ending soon but i could be a friend to you and you could be a friend to me vagabond tete-a-tetes and private sector bureaucrats i throw up my hands and say, when i see someone leave a mess for someone else to clean, "we'll never transcend the state" the rubbish piles and sprawls it's just not right at all

released October 21, 2017

shitposting Providence, Rhode Island

i am a very serious artist and this is my thing that i do.

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