1. |
Ghost in the Stone
01:55
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and another
whips away
a steady breeze
tears at me
a ghost
can only keep
little company
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2. |
Maslow
01:01
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3. |
Iron-Blooded Orphan
04:59
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4. |
After
02:53
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5. |
Dichotomy Coin
03:53
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a bridge
a bridge under water
one can try
try to cross her
none the wiser am i found
please pardon me
i'm a little leaf
and you're so strange
if now's the time for
a fool's errand i'm so
ready for you
i'll see you real soon
a tongue
a tongue pierced with hunger
the bronze luck
a blonde carry
i'm not drinking from the fount
where's this middle ground
that i'm left without
embracing strange
if now's the time for
a fool's errand i'm so
ready for you
i'll see you real soon
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Duo Lane Los Angeles, California
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