1. |
Low Frames
02:54
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burn down the sides
and we'll notice you wearing those low frames
and now they know its you
taking the sides
and we'll motion to you under false names
and now we know its you
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2. |
treasuresoft
01:44
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excerpt from Carl Jung, 'On Death'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOxlZm2AU4o
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3. |
Cars
03:47
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all we are
are parked in cars
if I move my space
it might be too late
drive into the sun
all we are
are parked in cars
if I leave my lane
it won't be the same
burn into the sun
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4. |
Yoota
03:04
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5. |
Down On The Bottom
04:23
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underwater and we freeze
put what's burning inside a frame
now we talk clear and louder
we're laying down on the bottom
liquid resolve and we stay
with our limbs cut down
put what's flowing inside a case to drown
now we talk clear and louder
we're laying down on the bottom
flowing out the curves
and washing out the mouth
straighten out the blurs
in and out and out and out
oh, my dear we've been caught
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6. |
Table Bet
03:23
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7. |
Beacons
03:36
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memorize the names
casting all the shades
with all your beacons on
memorize the names
casting all the shades
with all familiars gone
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8. |
Clouds, Ponds, Myths
02:33
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9. |
Two Days
04:17
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mornings when the sun breaks through the ground
but we'll lock the names to keep it all around
but we still have
two days
I could break you down to a name
should I take you back for the sake?
I could
felt like waves of pleasure raining then
but trouble wilts and breaks along the stem
but we still have
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