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Quelquechose Qui Chante
03:07
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The explanation comes before
the storm is low
I know
I can see the water
collecting on
your clothes
Beneath the skin there may be sand
where oceans dry themselves
outside
It will rest it's head again
Let's pretend it's easy
Tell me it's easy
Tell me it's something new
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Clue Themes
02:23
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Then the summer light will creep up from behind
Though the summer heat will keep me on the streets at night
I will softly jog through the thickest of the fog
I will swiftly swim through the corners of the dimmest light
Then the sun will set and soon we will forget
When the water on the road will vanish like a burning rope
I could take a bath and hear the water laugh
I could build a boat, slip on my coat and go
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4. |
Rushing the Rowboat
02:41
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A good human being...
why not?
Reach for that potential thing.
It's not about the technicality, rather
conceptual ability.
Well I've got a secret in my sleeve...
and sock.
Surely one day will be released.
So all about the mystery,
but the myths I live mean nothing.
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5. |
A Novel Song
03:32
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6. |
What Better Weapon
04:27
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Oh, recognized
but nearly impossible
to put a stop to this rock
How, allowed
by what we held dear,
could time come to bear
this noose of repair.
You ask,
expect answers come fast
and dig through your browning ground
The clock hands will fasten blossoms.
Pray someone will find them
You promised your patience
What better weapon?
Than a face full of laughter?
What better weapon than a face full of laughter?
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7. |
instru-mental
02:45
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8. |
Bo-Jangle Tangle
02:34
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Columns Portland, Oregon
Columns starts with Scott Eddington's somewhat off-kilter songwriting, and ends with full blown catastrophe.
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