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The Guadalupe River Song
04:08
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Suddenly you cast your hands out to grip on to anything.
Catch a feeling of despair; comes crawling up your sleeve.
Earth-bound this vein flows, guiding lost boys home.
Frigid you stood trembling; you were pale to the bone.
I caught you lurking down by the water,
You were
Creatures spy from around, they have come to analyze.
Slithering through absent space, something turns and flies.
Tapetum lucidum flares along the cypress line.
Ominously whispering, you're a source of imagery.
I caught you lurking down by the water, you were
Saucer- eyed, staring, while your retinas quivered.
And we were
Two cup-shaped leaves floating all the way along the Guadalupe River.
We were two smooth stones resting on the bottom of the river.
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2. |
Vultures
04:05
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Why don't you talk to me anymore?
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Harmine
01:57
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Times during the height of our lives
Sparkling webs, illuminated just right
From behind, by the golden light
Caught in the gaze of the believers
Trying to change all of the dreamers
Fade into sound!
Breathing it down
Staying away!
The heaven rays
Cannot believe!
What do you see?
Displace the shapes
Thinking
Of Ways
Living
The Waves
Dimension phase
Until
I keep having dreams so real
About those around me
Seems like the eyes of life
Make me feel awake inside
Freed my own redemption from the lives we hide
Fade into sound!
Breathing it down
Staying away!
The heaven rays
Cannot believe!
What do you see?
Displace the shapes
Thinking
Of Ways
Living
The Waves
Dimension phase
Until
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4. |
John Coltrane
04:15
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~Instrumental~
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5. |
Heavy
05:38
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Don't look at me,
Don't look at us.
Don't look at me, don't look at us,
Listen to what we say!
Parallel planes, I am here, you are there.
Occupy your space; feel these words from my mouth to yours.
Contemplate the ways these vibrations come and enter your brain.
Stand there in your place, can you even tell how I've tricked you?
I've tricked you,
I've tricked you.
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