Product Description
Contemporary Jazz in the style of Burt Bacharach, Herb Alpert, Henry Mancini. Story about being alone in a bar or nightclub, feeling social anxiety and needing alcohol as a social lubrication to talk to strangers, but being aware of their masks, falsehoods, and manipulation, anything to connect with someone at any level:
Barmaid, smooth out my feathers, pour me some libation, a crowded situation, give me social lubrication.
Striding, smiling wide and needing conversation, got my glass of strong libation, my social lubrication.
Communal entertainment, cordial faces worn like masks, they hide intent by slick conversation, consuming lies in search of relations.
Empty, nobody knows me remove my hesitation, a meaningless flirtation, with social lubrication.
Communal entertainment, cordial faces worn like masks, they hide intent by slick conversation, consuming lies in search of relations.
Social lubrication.
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