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Salamander
04:05
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In a rut. In the dust.
Gotta shake off the rust.
Just a sec. Let me check.
Just missed my station.
Could be the heat. Could be a sign.
Fingers crossed it's benign.
Might be the last. Let me ask.
Might need vacation.
I'm alive. Erupting ideas inside.
Watch the floodlights flood the hillside
while the insects thrive.
Rabbit hole. Ten foot pole.
Salamander one eye.
Some things substantiate. Deserve ovation.
Hyper-extend. A good cause to lament.
And here's the bridge with the swells under.
I'm alive. Erupting ideas inside.
Watch the floodlights flood the hillside
while the insects thrive.
Could be the last time.
Could be the last time.
Could be the last time.
Could be the last time.
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Brighton Ave Bonfire
02:44
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Brighton Ave bonfire surefire buzz. At least a dozen on the roof turning up the fuzz, turning up the fuzz, turning up the fuzz.
A flame on the street was all there ever was.
The King of Kenmore waited his turn. Stepped kind of close. Sort of felt the burn. Sort of felt the burn. Sort of felt the bern.
Exiles from the past with something left to learn
I fear I've missed out. If you see me, say hi. If you see me, say hi. I'm nearing no doubts. If you see me, say hi. if you see me, say hi.
Skate park mural, cinder block trick.
Ollie the windshield smashed with a brick. It's the crush that can't be quit. He throws another can in the bottomless pit. The embers are stirred. the embers are stirred.
"Toss another can," is the last thing he heard
All is well that ends hell under these circumstances.
Turning up the fuzz, turning up the fuzz.
What's all the fuss?
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I meant to call yesterday. I've the funniest thing to say.
The struggle is real, but I'm done bottom feeding.
This is a clean slate.
And I know counting chickens is a cardinal sin.
A tragic flaw to reject. The struggle is real, and I meant to call yesterday.
The echo chamber of my head.
Acorns, leaves, hearts, and bells.
Deal a hand and stay a spell.
A tall order to accept.
Be so careful. Diligent. Wary. Tiptoe carefree. A tall order to accept.
I'll take a rain check on the rain check, don't bother.
I'll take a rain check on the rain check.
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Big Ways
04:36
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Keep the change. I've got an exquisite phrase.
Blindsided by a blind spot.
Pearl clutching square within earshot.
Everyone's an expert, listen to me.
Got questions? They've got the third degree.
We've held back a lot.
Until nuance was lost.
But it was by design in a big way.
Won't bore your anymore.
All the details are spared.
It's by design in a big way.
Bad blood turned veins varicose,
while the edge was getting very close.
Everyone's an expert I guarantee.
One trick ponies blessed with the pedigree.
We've held back so much.
We really never let on.
But it was design in a big way.
Won't bore you anymore.
All the details are spared.
It's by design in a big way.
Grace and chaos have clashed in a big way.
A rounding error recalls a future day.
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All Indications
04:17
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6. |
Day Before Tomorrow
03:09
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It's the moment that you know things won't go well.
It's the moment that we've all been waiting for.
"Go and find me the perfect rock. No that's not the right one."
Do no favors for us please.
Next time we'll count our blessings.
It'll eat your heart out everyday. A train's arriving. It's a scene we've all seen.
Can't put your finger on the reasons you've stayed so long.
Can't figure out why you've not yet said, "so long."
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Oh it's nothing, but I wrote home anyways.
Flyblown fatigue, but I float on nowadays.
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