1. |
Low Mid Hi
04:33
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Twenty-twenty, for ruin,
Biding time by hide and skin,
Sixty forty, for wherein
it begins, we too begin,
By all size,
Low mid high
Doubtless to the tooth and nail,
Fool, the victor, fool, the failed,
Closer, closing ‘cross the pale.
Once, the author, twice, the tale
Without size,
Low mid, hi
This life lives subsiding
What I love is dying
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2. |
2guitar06_08
01:44
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3. |
Taking Dead Weight
04:22
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Pouring salt, I could come,
Studded limes, studs your measure
The kiss, unclear body,
Europe’s own, a lover,
We’re in thick again
I take dead weight
Boy a gaze rock, edification,
Feel your five shots up the river,
The thrill of a point straight in eye-line,
To make of a nude stretched and outright,
A grave then a man, I don’t understand
but I will you alive
I take dead weight
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4. |
Plush
02:58
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I want lamed guts
with height and crust
to warm my plush
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