This one goes by the name of The Brutalist Bricks and features a catchy ditty with a photography theme: “One Polaroid a Day”.
A few lyrics:
One Polaroid a day, perfect in every single way
Anchor in a winding ley …
But in the time it takes you to turn your cameras on
You can keep on clicking but the moment’s gone
You are your own worst enemy
Have a listen to this “instantly” likable tune below. Mr. Leo & Co. are currently on tour; for more info check out tedleo.com and the always zany @tedleo.
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