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Call Centre Blues

from Graphite by Kevin P. Gilday

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“Please wait while one of our UK based advisors becomes available”
Goes the mantra – distant and inalienable
A disembodied female voice
Repetition without a choice

So I wait, beep beep
And I wait, beep beep
And I wait, beep beep
And I wait, beep beep

I consider a more efficient use of my time
Creating art, masterful and sublime
These jobs are designed to deny our potential
And occupy our minds with the inconsequential
Hour upon hour of precious time wasted
The fun we could have had, the wine we could have tasted

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from Graphite, released December 25, 2011
Vocals - Kevin P. Gilday

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Kevin P. Gilday Glasgow, UK

Kevin P. Gilday is an award-winning writer and spoken word artist from Glasgow, Scotland.

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