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SHALLOW BORDERS
03:22
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To young to sit and wait attentively like the others
Those warm days are far behind
With free thought there’s a chance for the mystery and another oh
But if you stay here you’ll always be blind
Swim
For deeper water
Sink
In shallow borders
Here I sit on the floor on my own with a carpet dream
You can’t fail if you’re never taught how
The little stream becomes a river and it’s heading for eternity
My intuition is safe from the crowds
And my mother said
Swim
For deeper water
Sink
In shallow borders
Indoctrinated not educated/for the greater commerce
Emancipated not domesticated for your own self worth
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Faultlines
04:05
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Oh Brother powder down, the scene’s just plagiarized
A faultline starts with a goodbye
And with each hole in the ground, who thinks up the alibi
Threadbare shoes and a war cry
Would the trees lie as their falling down?
Watch the sea rise to the edge of your door
Has she cried so hard that it floods the town?
Would the trees lie as it paved the way for your crown?
Your drowning your flailing the door is not heaven sent
The feeling is not always there for its detriment
The games that we play so sick that I’m coming down
As it paved the way for your crown
Oh Sweet heart run a mile, the hand just demonized
Faultline starts with a goodbye
Would he lie as you’re lying down?
Watch the fear rise to the edge of the world
Has he cried so hard that it floods the town?
But it paved the way for your crown
But it paved the way for your crown
Can you feel it on top of the ground?
Lay it all down.
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3. |
From city to exile
04:49
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From City to Exile
Quite bare quite cold
Running naked in the wind
Wait forever for you to come home
Just know you never will
Pain lights the way again
Two feet on the burning sand
A straight line a horoscope
Tent city to a death camp
Blame habits blame stance
Blame lovers blame friends
Its not the city it ain’t the law
Not failed just below the bar
Scratch the dirt see it glistening
Train your eyes on the hole
One line takes a blessing
While the other goes cold
Dropped dreams line the solid ground
Weak hands light heavy sounds
A brave mind an empty bed
Tent city to a death camp
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4. |
7.83hz
02:42
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5. |
Stank Rose
03:43
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You see a golden glow
But you’re looking behind
Your time is just running out on you
It’s turning you blind
Don’t turn your back on me
I’m bored and still losing out
There are spears in my back
Those red shoes are glaring up at me
There’s a pain in my head
Your old out of symmetry
Don’t’ turn your back on me
I was left just a bloody mess on the ground
I was there for you to be found
Still crawling waiting for the fatal blow
The snow is becoming
What you couldn’t find
Draped in that idol of the youngest one
Just a glint in my eye
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6. |
Interlude
01:20
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7. |
Love the Ocean
02:31
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I can’t swim
I love the ocean
A blind man
With a shotgun
What’s the plan said the Malboro man?
I’ve got a problem with the youth
No hands for the gasoline
We want seekers of the truth
I was born blind side of the roof so don’t weep for me
My momma said I was born with a curse
I was born with a black heart lean
And I was there all by myself
I can’t read
I love motion
A shiny screen
Don’t stop boy
Take it back to the primitive days little sister
I took her hand when her daddy wasn’t looking and I kissed her
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8. |
Pariah
03:06
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9. |
LEAR
03:48
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Prism
02:39
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She’ll wait forever for you to come home
But she knows you never will
And it ain’t cause you wanted to go
But they’ll keep you till the end
They put a prism upon a rock
To keep the faint eyes looking in
Draw a line deep in the sand
And burn your body in innocence
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11. |
Thank You
05:19
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