Move to Vermont

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We drove for miles
To have our wedding
In the springtime
In the Green Mountain State
In a quiet church
In the quiet town of Redding
I’d have gotten you pregnant that night
If only I could procreate

I don’t know anymore
What it is that you want
Your kisses while still delicious
Are very rare and often forced
To get a civil union
All we did was drive to Vermont
But we’ll have to move to Vermont
To get a divorce

I’ll start a bogus non-profit
In Burlington
For six long months
I’ll pretend there’s work to do
I’ll be in the business
Of serving no one
I’ve had plenty of practice at that
With you

Fingers from REMOVABLE PARTS

featuring Corey Dargel and Kathleen Supové
directed by Emma Griffin
video by Kamala Sankaram

available on Corey Dargel’s album Someone Will Take Care of Me

Download all three songs in one zip file

Corey Dargel’s Every Day Is the Same Day — scored for voice, violin, and digital looping, and performed by Dargel and Cornelius Dufallo — presents worst-case scenarios as possible solutions for boredom and loneliness. This free EP represents the beginning of what will eventually be an evening-length song cycle about clinical depression (yay! & cue drum machines!).

01. On This Date Every Year (3’16″)
02. You Can Say a Prayer (2’53″)
03. The Opposite of Love (3’01″)

Here’s a stream of “The Opposite of Love:”

“a bite-sized work of art that will get lodged in your brain for the next year” -Daniel Stephen Johnson, Daniel Stephen Johnson dot com.

“Dargel’s fierce ruminations on death are accompanied by the ecstatic violin loops of Cornelius Dufallo, a truly wonderful eight minutes of music. It’s Kafka Fragments for the SoHo crowd.” -Will Robin, Seated Ovation

Download all three songs in one zip file (MP3 files @320 kbps)

The song is from Corey’s album, Other People’s Love Songs.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=usQJ4QqavkM