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Zelda
04:19
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I was a salmon swimming upstream
Conducting electricity
You were the waves along the path
As I broke the laws of science and math
'Cause all I want is you
All I want is you
You were an apple in a tree
But you fell down and came to me
You told me a secret about gravity
And showed me your anatomy
And all I want is you
All I want is you
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Arrows
04:32
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Wave your last goodbyes
The workers are all going home
Locomotion whirring by
A wasted life spent in your room
And I read the sign but I don't know what it means
And I read the sign in a language I don't speak
But schemes, patterns, purpose and means
Come bursting through the seam
And I don't know if we shine on like iron ghosts
Or if the tunnel is lighted by a thousand arrows
In the lion's den, in your personal space
Or in square one and on the first page
Do you search for a meaning or wave a white flag?
Without a direction in a world spinning backwards
We're all mistakes waiting to happen
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Nomad
03:51
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Smoke for veins and
Snakes for a name and
Smoke and snakes
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Winter's View
04:24
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I had a dream about you
As you stood in white and without rescue
Your January eyes stood still
And my new year's promise did not ring true
An orange moon spies and escapes
Through the clouds it creates
And through the starlight and the cold
I trace your footprints in the snow
I had a thought about you
As you stared across a winter's view
The January sky dark blue
When your heart was still new
But now your heart belongs to someone else
And I won't keep you for myself
And though I let you go
I trace your footprints in the snow
An orange moon spies and escapes
Through the clouds it creates
And through the starlight and the cold
I trace your footprints in the snow
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San Francesca California
San Francesca was Harrison Russell, Star Quach, and Cody Rhodes.
Summer 2009 - Spring 2013.
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