I wrote this while my mother was terminally ill. She had three stays at Sisters of Providence in Portland at the end of her life. Real-life events did not have the rosy outcome I was hoping for.

All Korg M1, I think.

Perhaps inspired by a misremembered line of T.S. Eliot? I thought the line was, "I have measured out time in teaspoonfuls." The proper line is "I have measured out my life in coffee spoons." Oh well. I like my bungled line better.

Everyone is so full of it these days. Know what I mean?

I had something to say about this track, but I can't remember what it was. Never mind. ;) Mostly executed upon the Roland JX-3P, if I recall rightly. Drums, choir pad, and piano courtesy of the Yamaha CS1x.

Madame Fortune seems to enjoy spinning that wheel of hers. It's tough to keep up sometimes. As Gilda always used to say, "it's always something." Executed entirely upon the Korg DW-6000 and Yamaha CS1x.

some punk stuff

A custom QBASIC program wrote this.

A custom QBASIC program wrote this.

Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.

Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.

She was the star of the play and he was the understudy to the leading man. He loved her from the very start--but could she turn her back on fame long enough to see him? This song has WAY TOO MUCH alliteration, which is why it always cracks me…

from Mike to Alicia

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