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Customer of Culture

from Leeches and Lowly Worms by Oglin

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    'Leeches and Lowly Worms' is a concept album. It tells the story of Charlotte, a fragile soul lost in the world. Through eleven songs we follow Charlotte as she works in an office, is hospitalized, escapes, is lost again and finally comes home.

    Previously released in 2017 (digital only). Now in physical format on a shiny CD with new artwork!

    Includes unlimited streaming of Leeches and Lowly Worms via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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lyrics

So, Charlotte has connected with a customer of culture, wearing a slightly feverish smile. Accepting a tall glass from a tray on a trolley, that is flaunting intestinal bile.
Attentive to spirits in human disguise. But bubbles make her bubbly, less attuned to the crowd. Approached by a woman with a face like a glove, with legs like a goat. Cigarettes, too much lipstick, probably aching down south. Reeking of peppermint from a minuscule mouth, o here goes:
“O my you’re a wild girl, so quaint and yet wonderful. You must be the one Mathias has mentioned with awe. So sweet and so pretty and so clearly not of this world, you must think we’re all disgustingly flawed.”

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from Leeches and Lowly Worms, released October 8, 2018

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