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More Nothing Lyrics by John Fahey

The Epiphany of Glenn Jones

1997

[John Fahey and Glenn Jones]
Hey, mister
Hmm? Yeah?
Mister
Yeah?
What is that you're playing?
This is a, um...
Now, are you referring to the object itself or to the tune I'm playing?
I was referring to the object, but the tune is curious too
Uh-huh. You have a very...
You have a very...
You have a very complex mind
Well, I don't really know what it is, uh...
To tell you the truth. The object, that is. Um...
I can't remember when this object was not
And what can you tell me about the tune?
Oh, well, I can't remember when the tune was not either
But, uh, I do know the name of the tune
Is it not pleasant?
Is it not pleasant?
Do you come here often?
I...I don't really know how to answer your question
Since I cannot recall a time when I was not here
How can I possibly tell you when I came here?
See what I mean?
What can you tell me?
Yes...ah...well, I only really know two things
I know my name, and that...it is very late in the day
Very late
My name, however, is John
Do you know that name?
I have a friend named John. Johnny, we call him
Uh-huh. Uh, do you have a name?
Cul De Sac
Cul De Sac, ah yes. I know many people named Cul De Sac
It's an old Boston family, isn't it?
Of late
Of late, yes
What does Cul De Sac mean?
What does Cul De Sac mean?
What does Cul De Sac mean?
Cul De Sac is also an object, a tune, and a place
Does it have a name?
The object, the tune, or the place?
Uh, I'm primarily concerned with the meaning of Cul De Sac
What does Cul De Sac mean?
I don't know
You don't know?
I wish I did
I do too
Because I don't know what it means either
Shall we find out?
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John Fahey

John Fahey

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