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Mine to Waste
03:48
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Blac eyes and a lazy stare
I picked them up in the at mid-summer air
Cool looks in a crowded space
I loved the feeling the hunt and the chase
I want nice things for once
No dirty love no sideways trust
I've been counting mistakes
Your open mind is mine to waste
My face changed but yours ain't bad
It's got that transhistorical glow
Like an ample sheet of paint
It coats your curls and your jagged teeth
I want nice things for once
No dirty love no sideways trust
I've been counting mistakes
Your open mind is mine to waste
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Come and Find Me
05:51
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The Cowboy
02:19
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The cowboy gets inside his Ford pickup truck
He drives off towards the horizon
The cowboy pulls into the truck stop at sunrise
No other spirits exist to be seen
Just a Ford humming
The cowboy looks into the cracked side mirror
He sees a man, but nothing else
His eyes return to the road
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Dream Machine
07:00
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Sleep eludes the numb the chosen ones who are nothing
Freeze the mind in dream
Thoughts unseen and hidden
This house was built on bird song
Your eyes can close now
Dream Machine
Feel the depth of time fly behind your pillow
Please don't leave me when I have awoken
This house was built on birdsong
I won't be too long
Dream Machine
Stay Asleep
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6. |
Staring Contest
02:11
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Point of Reference
11:05
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Where's The Money Gone? Edmonton, Alberta
Alternative group from Edmonton, Alberta. We do birthday parties.
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