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glass inched in skin, burn the cloth in oil
some pawns in cycleation of colors that wont match.
i'll let you know where the operations start our destruction, i'll let you know....
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I'll Draw The Lions
03:09
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this town is painted in black, red, and blonde
this town knew god?
by then they'll have done me wrong.....
and no one will care.
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Cave Creator
03:17
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someday, we will have distant ears. tongued in the wrong direction. there are mirrors that have captured something to that effect. this is what i mean when i say noise.....
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you're out of my hands.
only glorious machines count forward.
is it 1,2, 1,2, 1,2,3,?
importance!?....it is the screams you share with exiting trees
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Spazz Symphonic
04:33
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city caught in a curling sun.
towers sketched the same way.
oceans painted through.
harps strung incorrectly.
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NOISE01
01:32
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