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Jerihco Tulsa Vectorstien III

from Fried Bird by Jenny & Her Guitar

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This song was recorded because a friend of mine wrote this name down on one of my books as a joke, and while recording for this album I noticed the name again and decided to write a song about it. The music video was released soon after the recording was finished, but the song itself was never released until now.
There were an inside jokes hidden inside it as well: "Handsome" became a giant thing between my brother and a friend when we determined that a threesome is three people, a twosome is two, and a handsome is a single person with their hand.
This was the first song I recorded with the ride symbol.

lyrics

I'm Jerihco Tulsa Vectostien the third
My singing's as beautiful as a bird
Come here me play and come here me sing
Then I might give you a telephone ring

Chorus:
I'm Jerihco
Tulsa Vectorstien
the third

I don't know what your talking about
I'm not handsome you little trout
That's a horrible insult where I come from
So shut up and let's have some fun!

Chorus

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from Fried Bird, released November 10, 2014
Guitar, drums, and mic used.

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