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Between
04:27
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2. |
I Always Know
01:36
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3. |
Wing Commander
04:05
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4. |
Telewisher (take 1)
03:32
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No sudden movements, I think I'm running out of minutes, must I separate the magnets of our eyes?:
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6. |
Understudy
02:28
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Stepstone traveller
lilypad passenger
is this your mischief?
rain barrel in the dirt
I want your love in return
life in a storm cellar
you jangle the keys of your kingdom but toss them in the bottom of the swamp
now I'm:
a turtle on its back
a tyrant void of wrath
a comet with a tail
a prophet who prevails
doldrums merrier
impersonator who poisoned wells
tales of a scorched earth
boycott her crime
girllost her mind
illegible longings
and
counterfeit cravings
fresh horrors from hades
as you count your spoils I'm left in coils
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8. |
Gipsylike
03:50
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10. |
Ran into Weirdness
02:55
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Nothing now or yet, but bracing for century's vow
a whisper loud, hidden and discovered at once
I heard about the summer vault
safe inside your memory wall
I left trails of jealous eyes so I could get back
you pour so many colors in your life's jar, but I don't
you lure so many lovers with your heart sharp, should I've known?
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