1. |
Cars
05:44
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Every day goes
slower than the sun smoke
whirling by windows,
painting things in orange glow.
We loved each move
and kept the truth
close to our tongues.
We have begun
to lose our minds
all over again.
That's why the air got so thick, my friends.
You can see dust fly:
glowing like torch, I
lean over to your side
burning both of our eyes.
We loved each move
and kept the truth
close to our tongues.
We have begun
to lose our minds
all over again.
That's why the air got so thick, my friends.
You stare out your window,
keeping your eyes closed.
Is this time the time
you said I'd be fine?
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2. |
Shoulders of Stones
03:08
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So many stones
scattered across the beach.
Some smoother,
some in reach.
Others away
for more than a day,
but I was led astray
by the brightest of rays.
So I picked one up
a while ago.
The beach now sand,
recently covered in snow,
produced a pebble,
no longer a rebel.
Release the treble.
I like the beach
and I like its stones:
they keep me company
when I'm stuck at home.
But there's so many,
not wanting just any,
and the ones who send me
are the stones
the defend me.
Why shouldn't I
be satisfied?
I've got the best dreams
when I hit the night.
The sand feels hot
under my cold feet,
'cause who knows what stones
I will someday meet.
And we are all standing on the pyramid of shoulders,
waiting for the smoothest stone
and for our apple
to fall.
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3. |
Nightmare at Sea
04:23
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When I go home to rest,
there's something burning inside of my chest.
I touch the skin above
my fingers, dripping the evening's love.
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
I can't understand
what you did to my hands.
Each time I fall asleep,
I dream a dream darker than I've ever dreamed.
No one there is alive.
I must…I cannot survive.
Shimmering in sun,
where, where have you gone?
It's a quarter past nine;
it seems that I've lost the time.
Hold dear, you've struck me hard.
I'm leaving; back to the start.
If I awake and this was all a dream,
I'll think of it as a nightmare at sea.
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Newday Dreamers Mount Pleasant, Michigan
a small tribe of hunter/gatherers from Michigan
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