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Time to Leave the Party

from Razzmatazz by Kaz Garaz

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lyrics

An old roadsign I’ve passed 100 times or more
When journeying to far out lands of play
Sits as a bold reminder of my disappearing blithe
And the death of my unworried ways
Sat out by the freeway near a place called Bacchus Marsh
Far out from that stretch of stone and steel
The one they call the Westgate enormous next to you
But to me you are exceedingly more real

Perhaps it’s time to leave the party
No longer glow like Errol Flynn
But when I pass you I still grin
Remember all the fun that’s been
Oh, that’s been but will not be again

Like honeycomb you stand a perforated heap
Of bullet holes and clefts and dried up clay
But proudly without falter
Rejecting plain defeat
Like Lamotta in the ring with Sugar Ray

I’ve grown so much since I first saw you
Submitted, bargained, compromised and changed
Not you, no, you’re still firmly placed and golden
Few more bullet holes but your message still remains

Perhaps it’s time to leave the party No longer glow like Errol Flynn
But when I pass you I still grin Remember all the fun that’s been Oh, that’s been but will not be again

And old road sign I’ve passed 100 times or more
When journeying to far out lands of play
Sparks such a wistful smile for the party’s all now through
‘Cause I just can’t put it on like I used to.

Ain’t go no vigour, no bullish attitude Resilient is a word for yesterday
But always in attendance, attempting to push through
I endeavor just don’t bounce back the next day

Perhaps it’s time to leave the party
No longer glow like Errol Flynn
But when I pass you I still grin Remember all the fun that’s been
Oh, that’s been but will not be again

credits

from Razzmatazz, released June 30, 2022
Dylan Knur: Banjo
Callum Lee Gow: Drums, Percussion, Pots and Pans, backing vocals
Pat Lovelady: Lead Vocals, Bass
Jack McKenzie: Keyboards, Guitars

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Kaz Garaz Melbourne, Australia

With 2 Albums and 2 EP's to their name, Kaz have been plugging their wares longer than the average ring-tailed possums lifespan. The process has aged them horribly, but remarkably they remain friends and continue to write and perform in and around Naarm.

Patrick Lovelady (bass, vox)
Callum Lee Gow (drums vox)
Jack McKenzie (keys)
William Soulsby (guitar) ... more

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