The Judicious Shall Be Particoated & The Unpregnant O'er Wrought (Movements I-III)

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MOVEMENT I. Aghast, The Judicious Perpend Subscription Amidst a Trigon of Madness

Hold still until karma has a chance to actuate
The rotting public with their eyes on the nimblest ways to a swindling life
They’re just filling days with falsehoods masked in survivalist plans
So, the pot is boiling now

MOVEMENT II. An Epiphany Inherited ‘ere The Retirement of The Unpregnant

Stars of the province
Stand tall while cleansing all
Silenced, decry
Proud and proper
Seize all fiendish scum
Triumphant response

The city’s out of control

Still and fulfilled
Are we not but a step away from it
Cataclysmic calendar
Just X’ing out the days
So I’ll keep pushing

Puzzled place, keep skirmishing
The sweep is just around the bend

So now the creatures run free
Able to drink from the stream
Joyful amidst all the trees
In a return to the “E”

MOVEMENT III. Let The Seraphs Particoat The Earth

Angel boys and saintly girls
Let the seraphs particoat the earth

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from Return To The 'E', released May 28, 2021
Music & lyrics by Chad Fjerstad

Lead vocals, bass, and synthesizers performed by Chad Fjerstad
Guitars and backing vocals performed by Jeffrey Carlson
Drums performed by Timothy Java

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