These lyrics were written by Jon Plungis for our band Scapegoat in the spring and summer of 2004. Waking to the everyday torment My thoughts are eating away my brain Trying to save myself from society Trying to get away but can’t, suicide is the only option Help me, help me I can’t take it anymore Try …
These lyrics were written by Jon Plungis for our band Scapegoat in the spring and summer of 2004. My nightmares are full of sorrow And regrets for not ending it My heart is getting eaten bit by bit I can’t go on it is too hard I keep getting cut with this glass shard Only …
Do you ever Look up to the moon At night And wish That the person you loved Is looking at it At the same moment As you are May the great spirit rest upon you
The cats are away The mice will go play Anything can be done Nothing can be too fun What the fuck happened I didn’t plan it this way Running away like a coward The chase can never end Once more you want to laugh Nothing is never enough Throwing and messing around Until you finally …
I do not have a date when I wrote these lyrics. It is possible that I wrote these lyrics for an intended The Slopin Fairy 7 song, based on my expulsion from New York Military Academy in early November of 2003. However, it seems that if I had written these lyrics that early, I would …
This poem was written in my diary on February 1st 2004. The caption notes: “I probably should put this in here, but here’s a poem that I wrote. It isn’t quite finished yet.” This poem was written for Kristi Leigh. Spread your wings my darling angel and let me kiss you until the darkness of the …
“The Fairy” marks the starting point when I really began to write music. I was serious about what I was doing and what I wanted to accomplish (even if in hindsight the song-writing was immature). “The Fairy” was to be my first full length album. The making of the album spanned from August of 2003 to …
Originally written in 1997 on a Christmas party with Max Julien. Re-written in 2003 for The Slopin Fairy 7 by myself alone. Vive le Québec! C’est mon truck a moi C’est un truck toute rouge C’est mon truck a moi ? C’est mon truck a moi Y nous suit ben partout C’est mon truck a moi …
Bolé was the planned first single from The Slopin Fairy 7’s full length “The Fairy“. It was fully planned but was never recorded, due to the priority of finishing the writing of the album. The single was to feature alternate takes of two songs from “The Fairy”, “Bolé” and “Break”, as well as a b-side, …
This photoshoot was done for The Slopin Fairy 7. On October 3rd 2003 (date is debatable), exactly one month before being kicked out of New York Military Academy. I had been suspended for some time and took this advantage to work on The Slopin Fairy 7 album “The Fairy“. I used my parent’s JVC GR-DVM90 camcorder …
Here is a drawing of The Slopin Fairy 7. I guess I was going through my Wiccan phase. And of course HDS, it was more than likely my signature on the drawings.
Another reference to HDS
This drawing was given to my math teacher Adrienne Vanzetta, it was the drawing she liked most in the pile.
I’m not sure what “The K” was, but this does mention The Slopin Fairy 7, as well as my nickname at the time HDS
Funny story about this drawing. At the time I was attending New York Military Academy. I had originally drawn a similar graphic on my forearm during class as a wanna-be tattoo. The teacher sent me to the infirmary to get it washed off under pretense that I could get ink poisoning. So the next day …
This drawing was done during art class in military school. The teacher asked us to do a drawing for homework and I handed this thing I was doing during class.
I first met Thomas Nunziata, Jr. during the summer of 2003 while I was working at the American Red Cross in Plainfield, New Jersey. I had been told by my school, New York Military Academy that doing volunteer work would be in my favor in view of the school board. And so I started doing …
I had gotten my first guitar in December of 2002, because my best friend Jeremy had gotten one three months prior in September. I started to write my first song in May or June of 2003. That first song was “Break”. Sometime from late June to early July of 2003, I went to visit my …
The fourteen years, eleven months, and three weeks, beforehand. December 25th 2012 marks the ten year stretch of me playing guitar. I got my first guitar on Christmas 2002. So I felt like writing some sort of thing about how I got into music, the important parts of it and all those memories that no …
La nuit de Noël was my first written work to be published. It may have also been my first poem, as I do not recall ever writing others prior to that. If I did, they have been long-lost with time. This likely took place in late November or early December of 1998, during my fifth …
written in the summer time I would guess no earlier than 3rd grade earliest would be summer between 3rd and 4th grade. (1997) latest would be summer between 5th and 6th grade (1999) One of the 3 earliest creations along with Xmas poem (1998) and Mon Truck lyrics (1997?). It is possible that these three …
During a Christmas party (could have also been Easter, in fact I’m almost positive it was Easter) on my fathers side, I believe it was in 1997, my cousin Maxime Julien and I got bored and started coming up with lyrics for some corny song we while the rest of my cousins were likely playing …