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All The Stars So Far
04:44
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I've traveled to all the stars so far
Though my body has adjusted to millions of time zones
My mind will never digest the things I saw...
Down south, New Egypt mummified
Under pyramids that fill Atlanta's skyline
North was all the snow you could ever need
To freeze yourself completely
Bitter polar bears scoped for ice holes (all alone)
You phone the east but hidden castles underwater
Hassle and interfere with the connection
Shark teeth splintered through surf boards
And custom lines moved years at a time
All the compasses pointed west,
But even there you got depressed
So fly away, fly away...
If you wanna know how the whole things works
You gotta travel to the stars
Space is the place
You gotta travel to the stars
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Eden Overpopulated
05:52
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The final wave crashed along the beach
It turned our footprints into swimming pools
We swam and plunged under
We drank
Our gills wiggled
And yes, the seahorses were annoyed
She said something strange
"I think there's another life form above the water"
She said something strange
"These waves have all been scripted"
She said something
And yes, the seahorses were annoyed
But we found the treasure chest
We found the the scrolls
And in them, we found the secret
The secret that our novels left out...
We were never kicked out of the garden
We left.
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80 Acres
06:34
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There running
O' blue prairie hills, we tumble down
Rolling through grass stains
Far in enough in, that we can not hear the cowbells telling us
"It's over"
Where the windmill spokes shift with the changing wind
My lover breathes
80 Acres
My lover breathes
80 Acres
The wind scurries quickly beneath the dreamy fog
Clouds cluster over us
Crashing above karaoke kisses
And refillable mugs of aged brandy
The thermometer line switches directions
And she is dancing
80 Acres
She is dancing
80 Acres
Under sheets, whispers form
Secrets are told
By crackling locusts in the fields
A flashlight fades beneath the blanket
It shields us from mourning a morning
As the windmill spokes shifts at the final moment
My heroine fleas
She sees through
80 Acres
She sees through
80 Acres
We're hiding from the lonely
Inside theses fields, we're never lonely
We're never lonely
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The Treasures Of Morocco
11:30
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Forced into a situation
Though I regret it
I try so hard to forget what it means and where my body is
And remember where it came from
Their hands feed me my dinner and my fingers infect my mouth
Can I escape this occupation
Can I transcend this situation
If I pawned off all these treasures
Stripped myself of the pleasure
Please, do not take away the pleasure
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The stale flute spat poison air
All the land infected
The children defected
While wise adults rejected this silly tune
There's a cloud that's pointing to a dying tree trapped in the lagoon
Rotting pirates throw glass bottles
With empty messages from Limbo
"I'm in a plastic egg in a warm womb in a prepubescent child
Who is hiding in a closet, but the doors are locked
I'm trapped inside a chest filled with antique clothing
And I'm never coming out
And I'll never deal with gravity
And I'll never deal remove these stockings
And I'll never remove this artificial chord
And I'm never going to leave
Never Never Never Never Never Never Land"
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