Un poco folkie, un poco rockero indie, también artista de comics, ¿cómo hace este neoyorkino llamado Jeffrey Lewis para hacerlo? Después de un 2008 pasado prácticamente de gira, incluyendo giras junto a algunos de los artistas más respetados del momento como Jarvis Cocker, The Cribs, Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks o The Mountain Goats, por nombrar algunos, con proyectos artísticos y literarios en todo el mapa (una historia ilustrada sobre el comunismo
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To Be Objectified - Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
G I left a trail of myself CGCFC every place that I have been through, G And going bald is the most manly thing CGCFC that I'm ever gonna do. G I tell the earth, "thanks for the hair, CGCFC thanks for the skin, thanks for the bone", G Though I now slowly give it back CGCFC I still appreciate the loan. G Just tell me that you like me CGCFC in the same sentence as a mountain side. G 'Cause it would be CGCFC such a relief to be objectified. G 'Cause who says it's so important CGCFC to sort through these thoughts of ours. G Maybe be that's why we love to try CGCFC to see ourselves from the outside GCGCFC In photographs and videos and diaries and mirrors. G 'Cause it would be CGCFC such a relief to be objectified. G And the closest that I ever got C still seems to leave a lot to go, F but the horizon seems to be a place C that nobody can know. G Looking forth and looking back, C our vision can't extend F beyond the quaint vanishing points C our bodies' recommend, G and I'll help you move some furniture C somewhere it's never been before, F but the room's so small the dresser drawer C won't let us get back out the door. G Just tell me that you like me C in the same sentence as the building. FC It would be such a relief to see GCFCGCFC I'm just a natural thing. G We're only boats, CGCFC And the boats are only empty G And you can't blame an empty boat CGCFC that's on a river to the sea. G You can't blame a billion boats CGCFC without a sail, without a sailor. G And that's how we look CGCFC in photographs, and diaries, and mirrors. G And the plants turn into ants, C and the ants turn into plants, F And children are clumsy people, C and old people are rotting Children. G And I still don't have a cell phone, C but this sea shell gets Reception, F And the ocean won't stop calling, C and I want a restraining order. G Just tell me that you like me C in the same sentence as a building. FC It would be such a relief to see GCFC I'm just a natural thing. GCFC We're just a natural thing. GCFCG Just like anything.