If I don’t look at my phone,
I’ll have encounters in the world.
All aloof and alone.
I’ll have encounters in the world.
All aloof and alone.
My, how tall we’ve grown!
And by "tall," I mean "old."
But if I don’t look at my phone,
And by "tall," I mean "old."
But if I don’t look at my phone,
I’ll remain in the contact zone,
and I’ll meet other little boys and girls.
All aloof and alone.
and I’ll meet other little boys and girls.
All aloof and alone.
Trudging like an ant through time,
I found myself at a fiddle festival.
I only used my phone
I found myself at a fiddle festival.
I only used my phone
to catch old-time fiddle tunes—
especially ones played by Earl
White, who was neither aloof nor alone.
My
favorite was Old Cumberland,especially ones played by Earl
White, who was neither aloof nor alone.
more than a little crooked and squirrely—
now recorded on my phone.
All aloof and alone.
