1. |
where is it
04:10
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2. |
timbercreek
05:00
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car crash, my love
shards like fangs above
first breath, last breath
knee down in the mud
rebirth rebirth
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3. |
blueberry
03:11
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you never have to die
you're breathing
you're breathing
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4. |
plains of blood
03:36
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everything is plains of blood
all my better selves are around
burning burning burning
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5. |
envy
04:36
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fallen pine
fireflies
still alive
it's a holy gaze
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6. |
wheat field
03:05
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all this time
you were dealing
with my soul
at grief point
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7. |
cinderblock
05:10
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even in this moment
the beauty i see
is infinite
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8. |
wake
04:00
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we could be light
be light be light
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9. |
flower hair
02:54
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and now my dear
it's been a year
since you wore those
flowers in your hair
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adult daughter Toronto, Ontario
all i can see
is you
and deimos
dream pop/shoegaze
toronto, on
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