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In the Garden : The Lyrics for the Longest Officially Released Song in the World, Paperback / softback Book

In the Garden : The Lyrics for the Longest Officially Released Song in the World Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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According to Guinness World Records, the song "In The Garden" by P C III is the longest officially released song in the world.

This book "In The Garden" is the lyrical companion to the 3 hour song, containing all 7,730 words."In The Garden" is a semi-autobiographical visual narrative containing 428 full color pages of original artwork inspired by noted outsider artist Henry Darger and celebrated illustrator and graphic artist Lynd Ward as well as acclaimed authors, Gerald McDermott and Ezra Keats.With light-hearted elegance Bostwick portrays the journey of his lone figure traveling by foot through a beautiful and often hostile garden of the world.

All the while being guided by an invisible and omnipresent force. In a subtle and whimsical way, Bostwick uses provocative images to address many serious contemporary issues such as; the human condition, modern technology, reproductive rights, mythology vs spirituality and the destruction of the modern family.Challenging, light-hearted, and beautiful, "In The Garden" is certain to resonate with anyone seeking greater understanding of their place in the contemporary world.The song "In The Garden" by P C III is also available on amazon.com, iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Spotify and Pandora.

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