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Will Feral Children
03:36
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Say we can't be
What's you? What's me? Anywhere you want to/got to be?
It's not what you see, what you call reality
It's what's in-between, the little things you'll never see
It's what we're made of. Or is it made up?
Afraid of what you'll say
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Slipper Staring
04:45
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Our performance/frustations breed/s expectations that we try/strive to meet
And that we cannot, will not, ever
Expectations are the manifestation of a long and wanting
And a needing, beating, fleeting
Slipper staring's not/just a
Wanna-be-a-genre
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Ridged Chips
02:44
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(varying verses)
You are speaking so infrequent
My reason I'm grieving
In my opaque prism
Paraphrasing wisdom
Pulling, despite friction
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Musician
03:14
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Intervention, straying from an older mission
Making use of every favorable condition
No technician, fix it with a superstition
Statistician, masquerading rhetorician
Lay down your armaments and ammunition
Let go of all of your inhibitions
Make way for future generations missions
Musician sings/plays without an instrument
Intermission, spread disease, ignore emissions
Satisfy addiction to the television
No audition, no sign of a recognition
Hard to find a narrative free of omission
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Dad Shorts Lexington, Kentucky
Dancing with ourselves.
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