Sunday Edition No. 007
Freedom
Water, release and the language of being let go. Loud in places, and unembarrassed about it.
Youth-room pop with a baptism at the center.
The chorus arrives early and never leaves.
The loudest record in either catalogue.
Departure treated as relief rather than grief.
Something left behind in moving water.
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