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The Pros And The Cons (part 1)

from This May Be It by The Trans Fatty Asses

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Sometimes I feel like a fossilized Trilobite,
but right now, more like I have a radioactive half-life,
and I'm not even sure what I mean by that.
I thought this was still the Age of Reason,
but knowledge, unfortunately, is now seen as treason.
A lot of people are trading in a brain for a dunce hat.

Progress is an interesting idea on which to think.
The lack of it will certainly take us
to the brink of extinction,
as sure as eggs is eggs.
But the real dinosaurs are the people left behind
by self-will, brain-washed legacies,
and the direction of time,
as it seems to move past them
like they haven’t even sprouted legs.

Written by Todd Franklin Osborn
©2021 Heaventree Records administered by ASCAP

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from This May Be It, released March 25, 2021

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The Trans Fatty Asses Silver Spring, Maryland

The Trans Fatty Asses made a false start in 2010 when Todd Osborn (drums, guitar, voice, songs) attempted to put a live band together comprised of Bob Crain (drums, guitar, voice), Nick Johnson (Keys, electronics), and Aki Zenji (bass). Zenji had to leave the band, was replaced, but it all splintered after that due to bad timing. Osborn picked it up again as a personal recording project in 2016. ... more

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