Very nice progressive job!

neato sleep when i die

AWESOME track guys - will try and get you more listens - R4nger5 radio will make sure of it :-)

My entire 2010 RPM Album had songs along the same line as your lyrics. I agree completely with what you're saying. ER

wonderful - and the lyrics are like my own life. ACL is great!

this was comforting

I'm with Doug, make that 2 pints. Wonderful production here. Very professional.

great words

"With two jobs to go to and one on the weekend"...The more I listen to this song the better it gets.

Love this track, think I'm gonna have a pint now.

This is an absolute classic. C-l-a-s-s-i-c.

so sweet and haunting. and funny. and tragic. and the strings come in so smoothly!

hey hey..got your new album in the mail today..i love it....brilliant with a capital "B"...this is my favorite song...you guys rawk!!!!!!! cheers, damian

hey thanks for the kind words...glad you like...i am also a big fan of your music...i downloaded a bunch of your stuff a while back and have been listening to it constantly...this track is one of my favorites... cheers, damian

reminds me of the Weeds theme song

i dig this...nicely done-

That is freaking Great! Love it!

Good stuff. Great arrangement...

Wow! You have created a great song! I also like the comment about "home of the industrial-sized mosquito!" :) John (creator of SonicMood)

Great song! I like everything. And I agree with glu - this is a hit!

f**K! this is a hit! You guys really nailed the current sentiment. what an important song. The American dream...it's an anachronism. wake up America!

I like the overall idea but I have a couple suggestions for the lyrics. First, it's a little clumsy; I've never heard "401k" sound poetic. Second, you sing about a character who's lost his future, but you don't show how this happened. Especially in light of the "401k" and "faceless concerns" lines, the picture that I'm getting is of a guy who's been trapped by his own choices, both productive (career) and consumptive -- while this absolutely can be a compelling story, it has to told, and with some introspection. Jess used to tell me, "Show it, don't say it". I think the key album to listen to for songs of this sort is Bruce Springsteen's The River, especially the title track. For all his characters that have lost there futures, there's a story. Sorry if I'm being a lyrics snob, it's just what I am. Thanks for writing about these ideas, it needs to be done.

Very poignant - a 21st century parallel to Phil Ochs.

Love the organ and the way the lullaby weaves in and out!

god i love this. EPIC!! Futures dont often arrive on time do they? Mines late now..

Beautiful. I love the "future...future...FUTURE...future" etc. Nice subtle wit, and great instrumentation.