My Aimz Is True: Lazy Guy

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Lazy Guy

I have no ambition to do anything. I don't want to clean my apartment. I don't want to exercise. I certainly don't want to do more than the absolute minimum at work. I barely even want to update my blog.

This song by Slobberbone very succinctly sums up my life right now.

Lazy Guy.mp3
Buy (MP3 only): Everything You Thought Was Right Was Wrong Today (2000)
Such a great country rock album. You must own this one!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Yes Slobberbone was vastly underappreciated as a band and so is Brent Bests latest effort via the Drams; April 6, 2009 at 4:11 PM

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