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Jean​-​Paul Sartre

from The Warmth Of Vinyl by Fever Hut

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    A box of CD's of our 1994 debut album The Warmth Of Vinyl has been discovered hiding in the attic and is now available to purchase for the first time in 25 years. It comes in a bona fida 20th century plastic jewel case and with a fold out lyric sheet.
    Cover design is by Jonathan "Hitch" Hitchen better known for his work with The Wedding Present.
    Recorded simply on 8 track the CD contains 11 late night songs and was Vegetable records' first release.

    Bandcamp would like us to point out that despite it's title this album is not actually vinyl but CD only. Please do not attempt to play this CD on a vinyl turntable as it will blunt your needle.
    Please also note that the digital download version of this album is intended for preview only and so only contains 4 songs as listed below.

    Includes unlimited streaming of The Warmth Of Vinyl via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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lyrics

I came across a grocer
Who used to be a teacher
He said "The thing is this my friend
I prefer the fruits of Eden"

He sold me an apple
But the apple had a worm
Then I bought some cheap red wine
'Cos things weren't right

Then the moon replaced the sun
And when all was said and done
It's significance escaped me

Hitched down to Le Havre
Saw the house of Jean-Paul Sartre
Bought a paperback I didn't understand
Don't you know there's less to life than this?

And then it rained.

I sat in a cafe where Hemmingway drank coffee
And the Pernod and the Gitanes made me think for a while
Of canvass and colours and Poetry and prose
And I wrote in my diary "nothing happened today"

Said a tender goodbye to the house of Jean-Paul
I gave the book to a wino who said this to me
"Philosophy's for fools with too much time to spare
It's too hot to argue man, I'm too drunk to care"

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from The Warmth Of Vinyl, released September 18, 2020

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