1. |
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well god speed
race around the game
they gave me time
and i fell down
becoming so much space
the last alone
the last alone
mint green and bitter child
is now holding sweet veins
and the way they played
casts shadows on the sheets,
and on the streets
where i could be
and say his name
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2. |
spell
01:02
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cursed mountain
smoke all these spells
buzz coming down
wont these spells speak up?
dont they spell
dont we smell
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3. |
tres
00:52
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4. |
gourmet kitchn
01:46
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5. |
key
03:03
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6. |
energy; r.i.p.
03:58
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i was gone
dragging days
i couldn't leave
beginning.
and if you really want you can leave me
there was a deal, where'd it go?
energy, RIP
garden dreams, garden kings
energy, rip
there was space,
it was growing fast
til they found god
and if you really want you can leave me
there was a deal, where'd it go?
energy, RIP
garden dreams, garden kings
energy, RIP
garden dreams, garden kings
energy, RIP
RIP
alright G, RIP
alright G, RIP
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