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Lemon Juice
03:06
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Arrow white
Paper lane
Crawl in there
Montage d' garage
Don't mind the wind it'll fall into place
Blown back again into silvery space
It's always the same but something more will make a change
Living on light rays bent through time in the early stages
Origami little dog
Paper tiger
Cannibal
Bit off a corner
Then chewed it a bit
Then you got shredded
And turned into it
It's always the same but something more will make a change
Living on light rays bent through time in the early stages
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Crows
03:38
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At 6 o'clock in the morning
She wished that she could bring
Down one of the crow sounds.
And when she had that feeling
She knew she must employ it
To bounce it off the ceiling
That's how she would enjoy it
But dear one I'm no plaything
Nor am I a parrot
I will not rest on your sill
Nor shall I prepare it.
It's not too easy to know that
I have some qualities
I know you lack but you don't see
I'll call out in the morning
Grey flags burning in my throat
I function not for warning
but for locating round stones
That one day I shall pile up
On your window sill
And we can walk them together
Into the air and molt dawn's chill.
And you'll be reading me
The fine print on the back of my dream.
And I'll be reading you
The fine print on the back of your dream.
We'll take that avenue
Where nothing returns as it seems.
And I'll recite to you
The fine print on the back of a dream that reads:
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Life As Victim
03:01
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Toe set firm in stories
A way to fuel the survivor's mind
Prowling for abuses memento mori
No house of cards stood long enough to fray
Trapped in the amber of the morning
Stopping steady by midday
Cast these layers off or let them breathe
Write these layers off writhing in time
As on the horizon
A new connection is made
The pod descends
More room to reflect now
And in it breath and heaving gratitude
No house of cards stood just long enough to fray
No house of cards stood just long enough to fray
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Dream Eater Austin, Texas
Planted firmly at the intersection of punk and prog rock, Dream Eater ‘s triumvirate of drum barrage, journeying bass riffs and versatile guitar work has been wowing audiences for eons. Currently spanning sonically through the ether and inhabiting the corporeal forms of Zack Humphrey, Sam Arnold, and John Aymong, it is the megalith’s intention to-honestly? I’d just like to make a friend or two. ... more
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