Don't Ask

from E Pluribus Album by Paul Riley

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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
This album was released to support City Year New Hampshire (www.cityyear.org/new-hampshire/), an organization I served with for two years. For the site's 15th anniversary, which began in August 2014, we had the first-ever alumni sponsored team. At the time, all of the money raised from this album was used to fund this attempt (which was successful!). I continue to donate money from album sales to City Year New Hampshire or another organization, depending on the climate of the country.

Each CD is individually numbered, with artwork designed and created by Tim Goodier. Additionally, you'll receive a poster advertising the album release and fundraising kick-off - again, designed by Tim Goodier.

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lyrics

Everything on Earth's connected,
you affect everything you touch.
Don't ask what I can do for you –
ask what you can do for us.

It starts out like a tiny ripple,
crashes down with a rush.
Don't ask what I can do for you –
ask what you can do for us.

Don't need to know thermodynamics,
just need a soul powered by love.
Don't ask what I can do for you –
ask what you can do for us.

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from E Pluribus Album, released April 27, 2013
Brendan Tompkins - drums

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