The Weakerthans
The Weakerthans
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This loud and brash song with heavily strummed chords and crashing cymbals is featured on The Weakerthans' fourth album Reunion Tour.
Relative Surplus Value is a concept developed by Karl Marx for the gain that comes along with increased productivity. Samson quips that the term was ahead of its tim...
Find the airport, 7am
My heart pumping pure mini-bar
Sit on the concrete by the carts
And some girl throws a dime in my lap
You won't be laughing when you hear how this one ends
So I sleep through the entire flight
Don't really wake up until the cab driver says
'Hey, where you going, I forget'
Think of the time I came to visit you here
The year after Jeremy died
And the elevator's fast and pops my ears out
They're all waiting patiently
Touch my name tag, should say 'HELLO I'M: too tired to smile today'
Squeak the chair once, take a deep breath
Straighten my tie and say 'what's the damage?'
And the pause feels like an extra year of high school
The CEO takes me aside
I'm down 12 points and they're selling
The graphs in the board room show
By the time that the market opens in Tokyo
I'll be worthless
So, what I'm trying to say
I mean what I'm asking is
I know we haven't talked in a while
But could you come get me?
Relative Surplus Value was written by John K. Samson.
Relative Surplus Value was produced by Ian Blurton.
The Weakerthans released Relative Surplus Value on Tue Sep 25 2007.