Evan Moore (he/him) is a singer/songwriter, multi instrumentalist indie folk/rock musician in Brooklyn. He was born in Houston and moved to Brooklyn to pursue music. He writes political polemics on religion, class, and capitalism. He also drums with many different outfits in the New York scene.
He shares about his song "i'm not ready for another decade".
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Lyrics
Monday morning is for the communists
Outside smokin’ cheap cigarettes
The bar speakers are sending out serenades
Sounds recorded before the digital age
Down the block, there’s a cop
He's faking his way to a check
Another farce the funeral March
Gets hijacked by a white parade
I’m not ready for another decade
Monday morning is for all of the workers
From the Drivers and Builders, to the cooks and the servers
Weary eyed trying to make ends meet
Buyin’ the lie, that you too can be an elite
But in the long ivory halls
Institutions make a trade
What empty gestures can we make
Without substantive change
I’m not ready for another decade
Monday morning is for all of my exes
New York to Texas, and somewhere out in Paris
They’re all living, slowly forgetting me
Settling down or Moving to Tennessee
Ever since, I’ve been convinced
I won’t ever give my heart away
I loved you more then I ever knew
I just hope you felt the same
I’m not ready for another decade
Monday morning is for me again
Sunlight’s creepin’ through the trees and the cobwebs
I’m packin’ up, I’m going to Wyoming
Take a slow train, somewhere less lonely
For a moment, I really thought
I could make it out alive
My best friend once said, life’s a play
You can dance or you can die
I’m not ready for another decade (4)
Yes there are, a lot of parts
To play in the shit show
No I don’t want to know
Which role I’ll have to play
I’m not ready for another decade
Song Credits
Released December 21, 2020
Tallie Gabriel: Cello
Jonathan Pharis: Bass
Jack Adams: Synth Organ, Lead Guitar, Shaker, Tambourine
Brian Welch: Synth
All other instruments: Evan Alexander Moore
Sample from Bob Dylan's speech, "Last Thoughts on Woody Guthrie"
Lyrics: Evan Alexander Moore
Production, Mix, and Master: Evan Alexander Moore