Pillar Of Salt

hopefully not just a worse version of something in the way

Shrew In A Shoebox

Comma for your coma

Bernadette

A bunch of early ideas for a song. Was going to try to fix the crusty vocals and actually mix things properly but thats always something that can be done later

ideas from when the leaves started to turn (demo)

A minecraft-inspired song recorded on my phone on a piano that isn’t out of tune it’s just Lo-Fi

sheet music: https://sfeucht.github.io/damp-sleeves.pdf

Damp Sleeves

Marsha, Randy and Sylvia were all long time gay activists and Stonewall veterans. Marsha was a mutual friend of Randy and Sylvia, considered the "Saint of Christopher Street" by many. Randy and Sylvia, despite similar goals and mutual friends, maintained a lifelong rivalry. After Marsha's mysterious death in 1992, they decided to reconcile their differences for Marsha. 

MARSHA: (Mr. Wicker)
RANDY: I was always with her.
MARSHA: (Mr. Wicker)
SYLVIA: For all she was giving she always forgave.
RANDY: (She gave me life)

SYLVIA: Yeah she made her noise, especially when she hustled boys on.
42nd Street, She took me in, made me complete.
MARSHA: (42nd Street, I took her in)

MARSHA: (Sylvia, We were the change)
SYLVIA: We started a movement, we were the change.

RANDY: I was there too, you know.
SYLVIA: Fighting me.
RANDY: Making change.
SYLVIA: Making rules.
RANDY: Building tools

SYLVIA: Says the tool.
RANDY: I’m sorry Sylvia.
SYLVIA: Me too.

SYLVIA: But what can you do? If she liked you, I’ll like you too.

RANDY: We lived in two worlds
SYLVIA: On the street.
RANDY: In the rooms.

MARSHA: Can’t do much to change her, but please don’t be a stranger.
SYLVIA/RANDY: (Two different worlds)


RANDY: But, Sylvia… Why were you so loud?
SYLVIA: I’m gay and proud.
RANDY: And annoying.
SYLVIA: Angry.
RANDY: Ploying.
SYLVIA: I’m enjoying this.
RANDY: Like old times.

RANDY/SYLVIA: We lived in two worlds, and the world was changing. We made all that mess, For the best. For eachother.

MARSHA: (Mr. Wicker)
RANDY: She’d call through the door after dates and then tell it all.

MARSHA: (Sylvia)
SYLVIA: I hear it still, flowers in her hair.
RANDY/SYLVIA: Her last ten dollars went to lillies and daisies.

SYLVIA: She still did that when she was living with you?
RANDY: Are you kidding? There were petals all over the floor.

RANDY/SYLVIA: We lived in two worlds, but she changed everyone’s.

My Friend Marsha

A.A.