All's Well (Sam Sold A Dream To Everyone)

from All's Well by Jeremy Facknitz

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Danced, my, how we danced. Traveled far, swingin’ on stars. Stopped off here, just a few years to live our truth. All’s well, dead on arrival. Our God is wealth and She’s a pretty one. Sing praise, join the revival. All’s well, Sam sold a dream to everyone. All’s well, Sam sold a dream to everyone, each and everyone. Welcome to the west (oh boy!) we sure do love our stuff, but the thing about our things is that we’ll never have enough (it’s all right). And should we “buy some happiness” to even up the score, they’ll be advertisin’ everywhere to keep us wantin’ more (it’s all right). All’s well, business as usual. Our God is wealth and so we praise it. Work hard, dress up your cubicle. Make a baby, have the nanny raise it. Head down, bring home the bacon. 35 years ‘til you’re doin’ what you shoulda’ done. All’s well, look what you’re makin’. All’s well, Sam sold a dream to everyone. All’s well, Sam sold a dream to everyone. Now ain’t we havin’ fun? (an aside to my daughter Elaine) C’mon baby c’mon, pretty baby c’mon. Show me what you do-be-do, be you, baby c’mon.

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from All's Well, released April 21, 2016
Written by Jeremy Facknitz. All sounds by Jeremy Facknitz except backing vocals by Elaine Facknitz and Lindsay (Weidmann) Facknitz.

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Jeremy Facknitz' style, continuously optimistic despite past battles with depression and alcoholism, epitomizes the strength of such confessional greats as Jim Croce and Gordon Lightfoot, with an obvious wink to Michael Penn in the chord changes, a nod to Radiohead in the rule-breaking, and an appreciation for melody and structure that would make Elvis Costello feel the torch had been passed. ... more

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