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Thursday, June 3, 2004
By Scott Rahin
The fifth track from the album “Oat Songs in the Dropsy.”
Download “Places” (3.4M MP3 File)
This is a song about a rooster.
Paul Ford is giving a reading on Sunday afternoon, June 6, with Michael Barrish and Choire Sicha. Please come! It's really cheap.
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Ftrain.com is the website of Paul Ford and his pseudonyms.
There is a Facebook group.
And six-words-only Twitter posts.
See also: Gary Benchley, Rock Star, a novel; Harper's Magazine; NPR's All Things Considered; The Morning News.
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© 1974-2007 Paul Ford
I never told you because I was kind of out of it for a while there but. (April 1)
Sasquatch. (March 26)
Over There. (March 24)
Signs. (March 21)
Eloquence Personified. (March 20)
Note. I wonder what the poor folks are doing tonight. (March 20)
The Wind Chest, by Paul Ford. (March 18)
Six-Word Reviews of 763 SXSW Mp3s. (March 13)
This Is Just To Say. (March 3)
Clouds. (February 27)
Fishing Party. (February 10)
A Joke. (February 5)
The Vet, by Paul Ford. (February 4)
The Swings. (January 31)
Tag Cloud, by Paul Ford. (January 30)
Another Veil-lifter Pitched, by Paul Ford. (January 29)
Saturday, by Paul Ford. (January 28)
Love Explosion. (November 2)
$5 Chocolate Bar. (October 1)
Big O. (September 23)
