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My Algorithm
03:37
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Some days I think I’m the boss of me, some days I think I’m really smart
Then the gal who writes my history shows me who’s really in charge
Everything that shows up on my screen, every little pixel I see
Comes from the algorithmical queen who knows everything about me
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Ain’t no rhythm like my algorithm, my algorithm she rocks
She knows which music I’m gonna like, which videos I should watch
I Don’t want no more surprises, no more serendipity
I’d rather let my algorithm make my choices for me
I don’t need no loudmouth deejay, don’t need no record store clerk
Won’t find me thumbing through bins full of vinyl, that’s too much like work
I don’t need to read those liner notes, or that Rolling Stone magazine
I trust my soul and my rock and roll to my algorithmic queen
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Bridge
I don’t have to lift a finger, don’t have to give damn
My algorithm knows what I like, makes me who I am
She knows what I need early in the morning and what I need late at night
She plays Wagon Wheel any old time, she knows I won’t put up a fight
It’s Disco Biscuits when I’m hungry, GIn Blossoms when I’m dry
Barenaked Ladies while I’m living, Nirvanna when I die
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Tossing and Turning
04:33
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Rocking Horse Racer
04:09
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Normal
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Jim Richardson Charlottesville, Virginia
Jim Richardson is a folk/country/rock singer-songwriter who plays beer and wine joints around Central Virginia.
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