1. |
Glass Into Sand
05:56
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Sands turn
Swallow me
Warmly take me in
Etch your narrations
Across my skin
As strong cuts
Shatter again
Churn me in
Floating deaf
You’ll churn me in
Beneath an ocean
Of lacerating ends
And I’ll calm down
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2. |
Burning
00:53
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3. |
With Money
02:59
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As I lay down
Resting in the heat
My frame’s perspective falls
Steel bones are running
And they shudder
From the weight
Kiss my head
Lay me down
With my knees in the dirt
Contorted and asleep
I’ll dream in their arms
I’ll dream in their arms
While my eyes remain awake
With desire
Within a sea of sound
I’m alone in the fire
Until I come around
With my knees in the…
With money
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4. |
The Shade
06:18
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I see you
Your colors bloom though
Holes in a shroud of leaves
Veined and golden wings
Caught on the wind
A womb In a gray fog
If your thoughts could leave
And feed upon your templates
Chasing all the seeds
You’ve lost
I’ll count them all
And lay upon the grasslands
Underneath the shade
Of the worn branches
Count them all for me
As they lay upon the trash again
And we’ll graze on
The long pasture
Where our arms are bled
And lodged beside the train tracks
Ragged from the rails
And they won’t grow back
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Blooming
02:33
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6. |
Dirty
06:10
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“Oh was it a waste
That I loved you”
What could I say
To make you stay?
“It could not rain
If I loved you”
Well the ground’s almost dry
You’ll come home dirty
Come and I’ll let the rain wash you
Home love, I’ll know
As it washes over me
Over me
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