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I think the wallpapers peeling
I just sort of get that feeling
they all ask me how I'm dealing
I cannot reveal the reeling
through the theatre I am stealing running crouching jumping kneeling
I can see the sky is red
it unfolds above my bed
conversations heard and said
an orchestra inside my head
I've been eating bronze and lead
coupling things that can't be wed
Imprints left behind the blast
painted on the stone and glass
synapses that fired their last
murmuring about the past
I'm transparent in the after
particles dispersed by laughter
things that I forgot to ask her
linger as the dim grows darker
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2. |
Resigned
01:18
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dots of light are bouncing in my eyes
things can still look bleak under blue skies
I'm resigned to wandering limbo
it's the only plane of it I know
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3. |
Sits Like a Dead Bird
02:34
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Its been a long day
wrapped in a long month
the fires have gone cold
the reals had enough
I have it in my eyes
I have it in my blood
Its filling up my brain
no crevice is untouched
I'm smiling with my mouth
It sits like a dead bird
I think that it once flew
but the memories wont stir
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4. |
The Moving
04:07
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I remember
02:11
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I remember
the light on the wall
when you were on fire
and I was the flame
Time was arrested
The pendulum held still
As we dissapeared
In the heavy air
I remember
the words in your eyes
like the first drop of rain
upon the cracked earth
Out came your mind
In a deluge
With never a sound
It was all said
I remember
The light on the wall
When the world called your name
and the pendulum swung.
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6. |
On the Way Down
03:27
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its unreeling
all the feelings
in the tall grass
creatures are making their beds
rustling and resting their heads
feeling the day has been said
On the way down
I'm a bleary
legs are weary
feeling itchy
dust crawling under my skin
I'm breathing all the motes in
lungs filling up with the spin
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7. |
To New Planet
04:10
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