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Oy, A Broch
02:19
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didn’t i make this up for you? we were a goner right when you knew. it was a no one thought. it was a rope that you thought you could chew. there was a chill and a light who wrote. there was a spark and a gasp when he woke. she was: the fire you spread inside, the feeble prick, the closing eyes wide, a ghost in the pharmacy isle, a crawl in the night stock future. you seemed so sure you could speed away into the night.
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Stop Motion
03:29
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Fress
01:46
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anyday in parallel, i'll be anything that you could ever make believe or dream. i'll be watching her. she'll be in a spell. look who's at the door and up the stairs. pick inside a lock. just for now a stranger. (you) slip and find your off in stars with me. to hold you... close enough to hear this beating heart. if you were awake,
i'd hold you... close enough to feel this bleeding heart.
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86 Keeps
04:06
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Lokh in Kop
01:30
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Metal Face Love Affair Oxford, Mississippi
product of suburban sprawl: destination-passive... chemicals-obsolete... bleeds-b neg... zodiac-Pisces..
imagination and loose parts....
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