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Green Soujd
03:50
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Soak my callous hands in the steel basin
and repeat your name five times
I cry so much more than i used to
and time is so much wider than the thrones of kings
and its deeper than a dictators thumb
knit a balaclava with worms silk
and dye my hair blood red underneath
ill start wearing all black
and talking to old women in my hometown
who arent really there anymore
and ill smoke my big weight in bad weed
just that itll give me a headache
and that makes the water feel less cold
and i wont feel the ice as much
and the time will feel more thin than me
cause time is so much wider than the thrones of kings
and its deeper than a dictators thumb
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UVB-76
01:05
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Primary Sky
01:34
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Nethescurial
05:15
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Earth Redux
02:20
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you're a church with no steeple
when i see you in the street
dont get tired of gray skies
i see the sun in your eyes
can we stay together here
i dont want to be alone
snow everyday of the week
with nights so long all the time
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Volta
22:13
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