The Velvet Underground playing at the Playboy Club in Chicago, 1966
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The Velvet Underground playing at the Playboy Club in Chicago, 1966

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will there still be mornings after timekeeping is abolished???? will good mornings cease to exist???? im scared!!!!
Good Morning Ski Gothy, I've got a couple of facts I'm about to drop on you so buckle your brain in and max out on eye wideness. 1) It's Always Morning Somewhere 2) Sunday is The One True Day 3) Every Day is just One Day So, once you do the math on that, you realize that without calendars and clocks warping our minds and trapping us in the "work week", we'd be free to enjoy one peaceful and joyous Eternal Sunday Morning. I bet you never realized that. But now. Now you can be the change The Sun wants to see in the world! Venture forth, wise one!!! Forever your friend, Bud☀️🧙🏼♂️✌🏼
Le Poète récompensé • René Magritte | Loaded • The Velvet Underground
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This is a song about.. oh when you've done something so sad and you wake up the next day and remember it. Not to sound grim or anything, but just once in a while you have one of those days. I seem to have them nearly.. This is a song called 'Sunday Morning.
Lou Reed, Max’s Kansas City