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The Stream
04:09
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Everything was fine but I couldn’t fall asleep
The blender turned too loud
The cats all cried in the basement
Mother was out on the back porch talking to a man from the campaign
The Clock ticked all too loud
A parade of snakes dancing through the gates
The mayor was out of town
The money was spent on drugs
Drugs were spent on the hours at down
The rats couldn’t find the feed no more
It was packed in the shoes of a clown
Everything was fine
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Once
07:19
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In the evening when the warm wind swirls like the stars...
Candy flowers blossom in the yard
It was one time
All the kites fly on bat wings
A rock thrown at the tzar
Birds on silver street run run from the cars
It was spring time
It was clear minded the ants all march on the laundry line
It was one time
It was once upon a time
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Gold Mine
04:30
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It was one time sure enough,
The owl had lept for its lunch
Saccharin charms and chokecherry
Star 67 calls at the bluff
The garden never looked so green
And weevils came through brandishing snouts
The chess board was missing a piece
Water in the hydrant had all run out
All these things we came to be
All the times we could do without
I’m a part of you, you’re a part of me
All the groans and gripes the fight against the frown
These knives couldn’t make us bleed footsteps dried on wet cement
The heart of the root is the seed
Nest is a place for common ground
Gold mine
Gold mine in my rest
Uncertainty
Even I wont get the best of me
In Bread and wine
Hold up in my perch
The heart of things
Close eyes and feel this mirth
Sanctity
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Gaud New Hampshire
Stories from a far off land, set to music and exclaimed in song.
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