“This music not only swings, rocks, and grooves–it matters. It’s the voice of a real community, with a sound and a message the world needs to hear.”
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I know a boy who may very well be
The greatest poet his generation may ever see
But his parents have lived responsibly
By god, so will he
He’s got stock in Starbucks
And I wrote my finest song today
But the melody drifted away
I had important things to do in town today
I hit a butterfly on the way
Dylan’s got no time to write or sing
And Einstein got kicked out of his building
Because of that violin
Not far from here there is a girl
Who could take the stage and change the world
But the agency said she’s just not marketable as a sex symbol
And her last name is really hard to pronounce
Joni’s got no time to paint or sing
And Gandhi got evicted from his building
‘Cause he was just too damn friendly
They didn’t know what he was up to
My life is on a contract
The future’s on a lease
And just how profitable are poetry and peace?
“This music not only swings, rocks, and grooves–it matters. It’s the voice of a real community, with a sound and a message the world needs to hear.”
“Paradigm-shifting and culture healing music as resourcing for next-level human stewards of planet earth.”
“I know that the future of music is in good hands with people like Seth around to be its caretaker. More importantly, I know the future of our world is in good hands.”
“The argument for the most influential human in the Michigan music uprising of the past decade may begin and end with one Seth Bernard.”
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