1. |
Ascension
02:17
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i dreamt that you
gracefully accepted
the weight of your wings
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2. |
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If I put your bones in a river
Where would it take you?
Sinking through the water
Would fish consume you?
Would your bones enrich the roots?
Turn into such strong oak trees,
Tall strong oak trees
Would they harvest the wood?
Turn into something to
Furnish our buildings
Would you furnish our buildings?
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3. |
San Pietro
05:08
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Coming home late, he’d say
I love you I’m leaving
If he’d come, he’d say…
Going too fast on the way to see St. Peter
He’s going too fast on the way to see St. Peter
Determined to meet his creator
At the gates,
The Saint was eager to
Let him in
If I could,
I’d climb those clouds and
Bring you back down
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4. |
Apoptosis
02:52
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5. |
Necrosis
03:29
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6. |
Soma
06:19
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i feel weak
gravity
i feel weak
without you
i feel weak
in apogee
i feel weak
gravity
pulls on me
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Familiar Curses Tucson, Arizona
Emotional rock n roll music from Tucson, AZ.
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