Good Morning Creatures I, by Darwin's Finches

Good Morning Creatures I

by Darwin's Finches

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1.	The Morning the Sun Snapped 03:57	info	buy track
2.	Little Angel Bird Navigates the City 03:28	info	buy track
3.	N P R 03:32	lyrics	buy track
"just ask yourself if this means something to you. If it doesn't keep on working your bones into meal." Sive St. Ponculous
4.	A Wild Beethoven 02:03	info	buy track
5.	Comb the puss moth 02:25	info	buy track
6.	Difficulties on Theory 03:02	lyrics	buy track
"People just want to say we came from Monkeys so they can have an excuse to do anything they want to"-Lady who got mad at me for saying Horseshoe crabs were more than 300 million years old as a species.
7.	Mealstrom/Fountain 01:50	info	buy track
8.	Spalt 02:53	info	buy track
9.	Drunk Satan 02:40	info	buy track
10.	Outside the Light Bulb Store a Tapir Once Grazed 02:09	info	buy track
11.	I Heard Voices 06:11	info	buy track
12.	Goodnight Creatures 05:03	info	buy track
13.	Pipes 04:15	info	buy track
14.	St. Ron And the Schnauzers (2nd Morning) 02:48	info	buy track
15.	Bird Symphony 04:16	info	buy track
16.	Human Processing 02:47	info	buy track
17.	Yaupon T ( A Jingle for Extinction) 04:12	info	buy track
18.	Sanitary Lanny 02:28	lyrics	buy track
"Sanitary Lanny so Spic and Span! Sanitary Lanny has a Glove on his Hand!"
19.	Legionaries of Compost 02:21	info	buy track
20.	Crickets 03:58	info	buy track
21.	Aesop (America is Abandoned) 03:31	info	buy track
22.	Pardon me 04:58		buy track
23.	Critter Blues 04:22	info	buy track

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Good Morning Creatures I

One of the major things that causes species to emerge out of the senseless data is solitude.

Here is the first time I said Good Morning Creatures back in 2013:

Good morning fellow creatures . On behalf of the progress of life and the fact that an idea is a chemical change in the brain, and that these small changes lead to behavior which leads to organisms that exhibit this behavior which leads to changes within a species, I speak. I am at a battle ground in my heart. I am likely as depressed as we all are over the bland state of acceptance of our current condition. Our current existence of barely articulating our dreams while hearing the cries of constant discontent, and the death throws of our civilization and ultimately our planet, kill our spirit. All I can think of is to try and speak. This confine of technology has bullied me to long. Since I have attained this phone it has taken something from me. Perhaps some old animal part of me can sense the dark origins of it's creation. But I will not condemn technology, I will only ask for us to use it to it's highest purpose, and for me at this moment it is to say, "you are not alone". I know if we search, we are all feeling something in our hearts, a mixture of all the greatest parts of humanity rolled into one, a call of a hero. Do not think of ending a war or saving the planet, but speak strong and with truth and most importantly with care. And notice people around you, we all have a moving story to tell. And do not sit silent while you or any decent person is dehumanized into not having a story. Uplift the stories and perhaps together we do not have to sit in silence or suffer. ? Call out! Our shared experiment will help us in the end. ... You know ... I sometimes feel a fire burning that has the power incinerate the hypocrisy and narcissism so rampant in American culture, let me take this and instead of smashing things in agony, pass some warmth on to you... " you are loved" by someone somewhere dead or alive someone has cared about your existence and someone will help if you reach out with all the good in you. Lets see what happens next.

This is me.

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released May 31, 2020

Words & Story & Guitar & Synths: Justin Clay
Drums: J.C. Skatillavich
keys and piano on tracks 2-12,14-23: Marshall Clay

Piano on track 1, 13: Adam V. Clay

Vocals on track 20: Dr. Nils Hellstrom
Vocals on track 21: Farrah Iftikhar
Vocals on track 23: Matty Sullivan, Trinity (William Newbie)

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