Regularly Scheduled Programming
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Jim JamesRegularly Scheduled Programming Lyrics
Diamonds are growing in the garden
Raindrops are filling up the sea
Excuse me, you know I beg your pardon
For this interruption
Now back to regularly scheduled programming
Aha, had enough?
Programming to drown out how we feel
Fresh fiction, rewriting how we think
Screen time addiction, replacing real life and love
Erasing forgiveness
Bow down to your overlords
Aha, had enough?
Had enough? Had enough?
Dishes are piling up in the sink
Blood veins are filled too thick to think
With these prescription and over the counter drugs
Hugs and kisses
You know whеre I’m coming from?
One shot at redеmption
A mighty and sacred love!
Aha, had enough?
Had enough? Had enough?
Had enough?
Regularly Scheduled Programming Q&A
Who wrote Regularly Scheduled Programming's ?
Regularly Scheduled Programming was written by Jim James.
Who produced Regularly Scheduled Programming's ?
Regularly Scheduled Programming was produced by Jim James.
When did My Morning Jacket release Regularly Scheduled Programming?
My Morning Jacket released Regularly Scheduled Programming on Tue Aug 24 2021.
What did My Morning Jacket say about "Regularly Scheduled Programming"?
It just felt like a natural, funny way to start it off because we had been interrupted and it was like, ‘Now we’re back to your regularly scheduled programming.’ Some songs just have that intro thing to them that feels like a first song in the way it builds. I call it a ramp song, where it starts wi...