The Other End (of the Flattened Curve)

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The Other Side (of the Flattened Curve)

Know the curve that kills
Culls the herd with skill
Can frighten, freeze and fell the breath

But know that it can flatten
widen the gap that happens
Between our species’ life and death

So keep your distance
And I’ll see you on the other end

A sane resistance
And I’ll see you on the other end
My friend

A long time coming
long time humming
This damned elusive Pimpernel

It won’t distinguish
Western style from English
But agitate all in its swell

So keep your distance
And I’ll see you on the other end

A sane resistance
And I’ll see you on the other end

My friend

So know that it can flatten
widen the gap that happens
Between our species’ life and death

So keep your distance
And I’ll see you on the other end

A sane resistance
And I’ll see you on the other end
My friend

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from The Other End (of the Flattened Curve), released April 17, 2020
Words and Music - Jennifer Schaffer
Produced, Arranged, Recorded and Mixed - Simon Law
Guitar and vocals - Jennifer Schaffer
Drums, Bass, Percussion, BGs - Simon Law
Violin - Emmanuel Szeptycki
Keyboards - Dorothy Hwang

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Jen Schaffer and The Shiners Toronto, Ontario

Jen Schaffer is a Montreal-born, former Ohio and long-time Toronto resident singer-songwriter. Jen has honed her own brand of original soulful acoustic roots music with the help of her dedicated band and collaborators, The Shiners, including Simon Law (a.k.a. The Funky Ginger), John Teshima, Dot Hwang, Hideki Kumagai and occasional Shiner Emmanuel Szeptycki. ... more

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