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Man of Means I George Wallace & Electronic Friends

MAN OF MEANS (3:01) lived with dreams so long he is practically dream himself, dream himself, wise to the ways of men; now a trader on the old silk road, now a horseman on the Mongolian plains, cooking up rice in a pot; now a shepherd boy, now part goat at the end of a tethered rope, wise to the ways of men, tethered to man, innocent beyond the ordinary measures of innocence; wishing he was a man of means, a soldier perhaps, parceling out mercy like bullet spray, a holy con man with a basket full of snakes and a clarinet, yes a man of means, a rich man walking straight and narrow through crooked city streets, looking neither left nor right, carrying a rich man's cane in one hand and his sex in the other, offering small coins to street children, liberally, orphans and urchins to left and to right; no one to stop him from giving it all away or hanging on for dear life, the things he can no longer possess, the things he must hold fast to, his dignity, his loyalty to friends, the silent weeping song rising in his throat when he sees a pretty peasant girl on cobblestones calling out the price of olive oil, with skin the color of wheat, and goat-eyes for every man in the market square, a shepherd boy, a soldier, a thief, part goat at the end of a tethered rope, tethered to man, innocent beyond the ordinary measures of men; and wishing he was a man of means, having lived with dreams so long he is practically dream himself, dream himself, wise to the ways of men. From MAN OF MEANS, fifth album of songs with lyrics from poems by George Wallace, brought to musical life with AI/Digital assistance, Feb 2026. #roualt #georgewallacepoet