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LARISSA FORGETS
music by jeff libersher & chris block
words by chris block*

lyrics

the calendar in the first grade classroom
reads April 3rd, it's a lovely morning
one by one the children follow
to recite the words poetry has taught them

Larissa remember your parents, your comrades
Larissa remember we are you, we are you

about a third of the students perfect
the thoughts and words with emotion correct
no flaws thus far, this class untainted
as Larissa waits her turn

two stanzas hence, it's going smoothly
but the third is lost and silence follows
the SHAME of all Soviet upon her
to forget what no god has taught her

(*lyrics inspired by "Two Worlds Of Childhood: U.S. and U.S.S.R." by Urie Bronfenbrenner - p.1970)

credits

from I Wanted To Be Going Somewhere, released July 31, 1986
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chris BLOCK - ensoniq mirage & fretless bass
jane BOUZEK - vocals
jeff LIBERSHER - guitar

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Pox Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Chris Block, is a founding member of Cheer-Accident, Dot Dot Dot as well as a frequent participant in Illusion Of Safety. In addition to POX, he has released a series of solo cassettes under the name BLOCK - and with Jane Bouzek under the name Girl Thirteen (a.k.a. Asa Nisi). He is an active photographer and graphic artist. So Sorry About North America is the third release from POX. ... more

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