1. |
queen anne's lace
04:13
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every time I think I'm done
I have to start all over again
searching for a trail of crumbs
knowing that my efforts are finite
how fond?
day to day
queen anne's lace
over my eyes
who knows?
back into the ground I go
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2. |
lucid
03:18
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during lucid moments
my heart cracks
lucid doesn't last long
intent to change the grass
it changes everything
you want to change the grass
the one who makes it green
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3. |
(interlude)
01:58
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4. |
baseball
02:30
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underwater mindset
purify motion, unlike others
stress can take a rest
easy now
just can take a hit
easy now
when I die
it will all make sense
I'll come back a monarch
chrysalis
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5. |
mary oliver
03:47
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sing my love to the flowers and the sky
just like Mary Oliver made rivers in my mind
how I'll cry, it'll all fly by
like a good old drunken time
the virtue of the thunderbolt
in the dancing dream of life
watermind
what am I?
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people-proof Bowling Green, Kentucky
people-proof is:
Cail Knight
Justin Swindle
Casey Eaton
Summer Graves
good friends jammin'
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