„That’s me on guitar, Steve Howe-style
I’m in the seventh grade, listening to The Yes Album
I love you, Steve Howe, you inspired me
Like how hopefully I’ll inspire others
I got a Gibson ES-175 Sunburst just like yours, down to the very year
Actually that’s not true, it’s a ’66, I wish it was a ’64
One day, I hope it will be hanging in the Mark Kozelek Museum
And maybe that crystal that I took from Jim Morrisson’s chandelier
Maybe postcards sent to my father from around the globe
I just gotta find a spot near my home
Or my other homes far away from home
Maybe Sweden, cause I believe I lived there in another life
Maybe further up northern California
Because my happiest memories were fishing up the coast
Maybe my birthplace, Massillon, Ohio, because that’s where it all began
I don’t know, but my guess is right here in San Francisco
If my legacy can afford it“
(excerpt from the lyrics of „The Mark Kozelek Museum“,
taken from the double album „Mark Kozelek“ by Mark Kozelek)