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Blue Hour
02:47
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sinking ship, dear archibold
everyone is on their own
never been abroad
my first tongue was odd
i don't need to leave
all I need's the moon and the trees to be happy
something is changing
all the way up and all the way down
and all the way round
when I woke
silence Spoke
the blue hour
covered in powder
would you know it
if I told it to you
never mind it's
always on time, never behind
something is changing
all the way up and all the way down
and all the way round
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2. |
Whim's End
02:44
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i've over thought it
nothing's worse
than knowing how you'll be in the morning
i open brackets
for the most part
of listening to them in the afternoon
so I gather my strength
from the stream of consciousness
the burn the piles up all the mess
and the pool as tight as to compress
ah, lake lady is cold and unimpressed
ah, Waterfalls are looking like a mess
and I got lucky
knowing the part, from out the dark, was just for me
laid out, rolled down by our families
long board, strong arms of the wooden tree
so I gather my strength
from the stream of consciousness
the burn the piles up all the mess
and the pool as tight as to compress
so I gather my mind
from the roots devoid sunshine
tangling up un-tameable vine
the oldest myths build up through time
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sakes Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Reaction songs from Newcastle.
Also guitars in A Festival, A Parade & everything in SWIFT ERASE AWAY.
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