Name: H.B.I.C. by Franklin County Coding Company
Duration: 3 min 50 s
Description: A baby boomer dances on his lifetime victory lap, taunting the younger generations watching from the stands.

A critique of the formulaic nature and superficiality of modern country music.

Milk Toast

A man goes to a local magic shop for a gag gift and becomes an unwilling pied piper.

The Bronze Rat (The Knickers Song)

A baby boomer dances on his lifetime victory lap, taunting the younger generations watching from the stands.

H.B.I.C.

The story of an experiment in despair: A government strips a small town of its industries while allowing it to be flooded with drugs.

The Only Thing Working in this Town

An ode to the days of plenty, a demi-Eden, when hunters watched in awe as black clouds of waterfowl lifted off the waters of Southern Illinois.

Black Clouds

A historical lament about the legal arrangement made by a free state with a slave master to keep his salt mines operating.

Salt in the Kettle

A song about a people's hope for the return of Old King Coal to their land.

Coal Prophets

A song of gratitude for nature's bounty, both above and below the soil, and the life that it brings forth.

Renaissance

A song about the Last Day, and how the faithful will rise from their plots to be reunited forever.

Apocalypse

The thoughts of a coal miner entering the cage for his daily work; the hopes and fears that he can't share with the men around him.

Pain Well

Blood and soil country music. It’s real if you can hear it.

H.B.I.C.

Franklin County Coding Company

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