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All That Fraying
03:20
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All that fraying as the saying goes
Don't mind me and watch your toes
Taking inspiration from the sound
Look up and around.
Simple silhouettes and the feelings brought on
Don't you think that world is gone?
More in line with shadows in the wind
To be and to begin
The windows say the light is coming in
The melting ice is listening
The overwhelming notion of returning to the ocean
And with the tide be taken away
Every single rose for to rest your nose
In your eyes I see the sunrise
Understanding others is a chore
That each of us are liable for
The windows say the light is coming in
The melting ice is listening
The overwhelming notion of returning to the ocean
And with the tide be taken away
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Daydream fell upon my eyes
Rolling hills along a gravel byway
Not sure just where I'll fit in
Plans have a way of shifting, don't they?
All the time that has gone by
Left without a word goodbye
Ain't sorry, nor should you be
For to see that lille country
Most alert just as you should be
When the sunlight finds that line
Aint one frame in all them pictures
That could ever be so fine
All the time that has gone by
Left without a word goodbye
Ain't sorry, nor should you be
For to see that lille country
Six at a time, standing in line
It is my endeavor to tell
My home sweet, home sick, home spun tall tale
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Come Back Moon
04:45
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White waves crashing
The black crow flies
Raindrops sing sweet lullabies
The rise and fall
Of the sea
Smells to me
Like a memory
The yellow tulip blooming will soon be on the ground
and humans assuming the moon will come back
The perpetual motion
The vast unknown
What little thing
Makes a house a home
Comprised of walls
Separate from the rest
Flower found its way to the mountains crest
A seed on the wing of a bird no less profound
Than humans assuming the moon will come back around
Humans assuming the moon will come back
Spontaneous utterance in poetical style
Starte into the screen and scroll the dial
What has changed, what has stayed the same?
What is to thank, and what is to blame?
Where the unforeseen is looming a chance is often found
and humans assuming the moon will come back
humans assuming the moon will come back
humans assuming the moon will come back
around
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Echo Junction Waltz
04:30
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Echo junction what is your function?
Your boisterous sounds in our ears
Echo junction colloquial rambunction
Has filled this century with years
Boutique ideals, the feeling felt feels
Dropped right out of the sky
Wide the eyes, Wide the eyes
Moss grows the medley
Apples falling to the tune of a waltz
The season is changing, the barrel is aging
The valleys become a station
Echo junction the sense of disfunction
From which you try to hide
Wide the eyes, Wide the eyes
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