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Mantra
03:48
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Branches
03:08
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i said my piece what more do you want
i planted my tree along the shore
yellow birds come and rest their head
collect twigs and plastic and build their beds
the water moves slow
i just thought you should know
i tallied all the times we spent
in tall trees but falling like branches
i went to the field where we first laughed
i lit my twenty seventh last cigarette
the air moves slow
i just thought you should know
we're never really moving on
just moving along
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Cave Painter
04:58
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feeling so alone
stuck in the cave dancing with shadows
no choice now
no time to rebuild
you can see where things are going
back to the cave painting the animals
no choice now
no time for thinking
I do not need to feel
I do not feel
stuck inside the cave mind
ready to implode
form new worlds
life shades in monochrome
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Pink Flamingos
04:01
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i know what i'm going to do i just don't know what i'll say
weeping thru my willows passing all my days
climbing up my mountain hoping i might change
maybe lately free
i know what i'm going to do i just don't know what i'll say
weeping thru my willows passing all these days
climbing up my mountain hoping we might change
maybe lately i'm free
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