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Harvest Of Spring
06:34
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I've dance around this before,
I found ghosts behind my kitchen drawer.
and I feel something under both of us,
She says it's probably indigenous.
This is something we've worked our hats off for.
The harvest of spring
When our centers align, everything rings
and than you find balance in this place.
What was i telling you I said?
That I was lost before I was dead?
I've seen glamour and I have shame
There's a warrant out for me.
It's like we never met
and it looks like this day became the end
and just the way it feels
Feels like it's evermore unreal
The first order of business is solved,
I've got a recollection of everything we've done
I'm sorry about the little one,
I'm sorry about the little ones.
Now I thought about this some more,
I've gotten lost so much it hurts, so much it hurts
I feel the vibrations in the floor
She says it's probably not, She says it's probably not.
What I was telling you I said.
That I was lost before I was dead.
I've seen glamour and I have changed
There's a warrant out for me.
It's like we never met.
It's like we never met
and it looks like this day became the end
and just the way it feels
Feels like it's evermore unreal
Like a fire, that we burn.
Like the wood, that we play.
Like the strings, we wound round both of our necks
I am feeling summers day.
Like a fire, that we burn
Like the wood that we play.
Like the forest, that we inhabit,
I am home, I am home.
Like a fire, that we burn
Like the wood, that we play.
Like the forest, that we inhabit
I am home, I am home.
From the forest, where we watch
As the fire, she talks.
From the forest, where I now live.
I am home, I'm home.
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2. |
What Are We Waiting For?
06:42
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I wish i could ascend to the lovely blankets of heaven
To lead me to the truth cause every single moments a classroom
They’ll get into your head, You’ll push em out with conscious decision
And make it to the other end,
Where people are treated right by their own kin
What are we waiting for?
Something to happen.
What are we waiting for?
I’m staying up late, trying to figure out,
What is this all about,
What is this that I’ve found.
Now what will we do with this place.
I’m running circles inside my mental frame.
But i just follow in my gut
To guide me to the answers and what not.
It's all above my pay grade, my higher self is pulling them strings.
And I’m just in a maze, running away from where i came.
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3. |
Black & White (demo)
03:57
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Whats it gonna take to make you, see this side.
Because everything not black and white so it seems.
And I've tried to offer some oversight
Cause in my travels I've found reoccurring themes
Not black and white
Just open your eye
The yin and yang
When balance is ripe
The fruit is the same
No formaldehyde
You’ll feel what it's like
Follow the light
Follow
What's it gonna take to bring all of us peace.
Come together, love everyone the same.
Let's hold hands, break bread and feed the poor and in need.
Bring the life back into this brittle place.
Not black and white
Just open your eye
The yin and yang
When balance is ripe
The fruit is the same
No formaldehyde
You’ll feel what it's like
Follow the light
Follow
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