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Cycles
06:30
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Arms stretch across a lightless room
Stumble in the darkness
Fingertips become sore
Daylight pours through the window
Reveals an empty room
Blank white walls
The light brightens and blinds
Climb through the window to find
Another bare room
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Drug Rug
06:08
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Hey! Babe,
this place is unraveling every inch of me
Hey!
I'm Osiris split apart
The veil is torn as we are
Hey! Kid,
I can hear every Babel as if harmonized
Hey!
I'm all out of words
so that's it
but wait
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Holy fuck, what have I done? (Don't look back, don't look back, don't look)
Run away, run away, run run run run run (Don't look back, don't look back, don't look)
Stepped on a snail (an awful cracking sound! it's a gooey mess splattered on the ground)
Now it's heaven-bound, now it's heaven-bound, now it's heaven-bound, now it's heaven-bound
(It was an accident) I swear I didn't mean it!
(It was dark outside) and I hadn't seen it!
(The residue of goo) it's on my shoe!
(You can't wash it away) it's stuck like glue!
When you itty-bitty snails come out to play
You better stay the fuck outta my way!
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Temple
04:39
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Globehead San Diego, California
math rock/noise rock trio from San Diego
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