(take what you want from me
whatever grace I can give)
I've been setting down my boundaries
desire to the north, skin to the east
your hands at the west, your face to the south
wayward tongue, open mouth
what you want from me? I am cellophane
you can see right through the membrane
and the plastic void where we love each other
I will share with you in the heat of the summer
(take what you want from me
whatever grace I can give)
my god, I know, who can compare?
there's a hollow in my heart--leave it there
where we work magic out of nothing
it's a new sorrow, an old beginning
whatever grace I can give in the moment--
the moment's a desert; the portal is open
and I shroud myself in comedy
brave laughter, an underpinning
(take what you want from me
whatever grace I can give)
I've been working out my old beliefs
it's a price we pay to get free
and I've pruned it back and I've burnt it out
and I've let down my family
what you want from me? I am copper wire
I transmute the wave of your desire
and I hide myself inside your walls
and eventually I spark a fire
(take what you want from me
whatever grace I can give)
This album has accompanied my life for nearly a decade and all the changes that time has brought. I love this music for so many reasons, but it is my ultimate comfort music for all my moods. Although I'm saddened that Jeff Pianki doesn't post to youtube anymore like the good old days, his sound is still distinct and warm. Can't imagine my life with out it. Abrande
Berlin based songwriter Oliver Burghardt tempers avant-garde absurdities with charming anti-folk on his latest as Pink Lint. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 27, 2021
Jeff's music is dripping in sincerity and full of heart. You can hear it in his voice, in the instruments, everything. It takes you a deep place within your own heart and mind. My favourite track is "A Little Closer", the lyrics hitting close to home. The way he sings so tenderly almost makes me wish I could be serenaded in such a way from someone I love! Brandon