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Procrastinator's Blues

from Dark Matter by Dark Matter

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Thanks to Ike Anderson for the amazing vocal add-in at the end!

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My boss told me to cut up a tater
And I said, “Nah, maybe I’ll do it later”
What he doesn’t know is I’m a procrastinator
And if you wanna be a hater
Go and do it later

Now, my boss was gonna fire me from my job
But then he put that off; what a slob!
But as for me, I’m just a procrastinator
And if you see me doing nothing
I’m procrastinating procrastinating

My psychologist said that it’s all a joke
He said that putting things off was for elderly folk
Now, my psychologist is really a hater
He said if I want to procrastinate, I should do it later

I procrastinate sleeping
I procrastinate getting laid
I’d get paid for procrastinating
But I procrastinate getting paid
If I’m tempted to wait
Instead, I hesitate
I don’t care if it’s too late
I still procrastinate

I even procrastinated on finishing this song

(Hey, finish the frickin’ song!)
Eh, later.

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from Dark Matter, released February 18, 2013
Hunter Bruton: Vocals, piano, lead and rhythm guitar, bass guitar, drum programming
Ike Anderson: Vocal excerpt

Engineered by Damani Harrison
Recorded at the Music Resource Center in Charlottesville, VA

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Dark Matter Charlottesville, Virginia

DAЯK MATTEЯ is the musical brainchild of lead vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Hunter Bruton. Originally with a comedy-piano rock sound, DAЯK MATTEЯ has moved to a blend of progressive rock, glam metal, and new wave, toned by Bruton's quirky lyricism. ... more

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