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Widespread Panic-inspired 'Love Tractor' Art Print The Chemicals Between Us which always had a sinister

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which always had a sinister tone to it

it's a cover version of a 1979 song written by Robert Hazard

'Lazy Eye' was the breakout hit for 'Silversun Pickups'

Originally from John Carter of Mars - but The Fixx's song is better

and here's a great vintage retro pulp paperback cover to bring it to life

Widespread Panic-inspired 'Love Tractor' Art Print The Chemicals Between Us which always had a sinisterWidespread Panic was an Athens Georgia indie rock band, and this song, Love Tractor, inspired the name of yet another Athens Georgia indie rock band so these indie rocks run deep. I considered a vintage print ad for tractors some good John Deere prospects but in the end the heavy innuendo of the song suggested a better approach was to ignore the actual tractor and go into the seductive barn fatale genre instead. So! Shopping through the very long end

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