You’re standing by the grey ice water
Out in the wind, above ground, out in the weatherYou had yourself a crazy lover
Becoming frozen trying hard to forget herYou got a job up in Alaska
It’s easy to save what the cannery pays,
Cause there ain’t no way to spend itYou took the path of least resistance
On the phone cutting out talking
Short to long distanceAt home on a boat, it’s a fish trap
On the arctic blast
You’re standing by the grey ice water
Out in the wind, above ground, out in the weather
You had yourself a crazy lover
Becoming frozen trying hard to forget her
You got a job up in Alaska
It’s easy to save what the cannery pays,
Cause there ain’t no way to spend it
You took the path of least resistance
On the phone cutting out talking
Short to long distance
At home on a boat, it’s a fish trap
On the arctic blast
why is a girl smoking considered soft grunge
why is anything considered soft grunge
what is soft grunge
Jay Adams circa 1970 ~ Early 70s
“In contests, Jay was simply the most exciting skater to watch. He never skated the same run the same way twice. His routines were wickedly random yet exceedingly tight and beautiful to watch; he even invented tricks during his runs. I’ve never seen any skater destroy convention and expectation better. Watching him skate was something new every second - he was ‘skate and destroy’ personified.” - Stacy Peralta
Hey for all you fatties






