1. |
Find Yr Feet (demo)
02:10
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walkin on
to the ride
fasten up
pull the bar down tight
say hello
to your new life
sever all that grounds you
smile for me
smile for the camera
buy a print then
find your feet (in the air)
find your feet (on the ground)
find your feet (in the pond)
find your feet on the concrete
stumble off
in a daze
like a freak
balance is what you seek
like Withers said,
"lean on me"
smile for me
smile for the camera
buy a print then
find your feet (in the air)
find your feet (on the ground)
find your feet (in the pond)
find your feet
on the concrete
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Digital Harp (demo)
03:06
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program it to
zero-seven-three
to hear the harp that is my heart
rely on me
to never let you know
how i feel
i'll just hold my breath til i turn teal
from red to green to blue to black, like a party bulb
you can count on me
to follow through
with my trademark
empty promises
you know where i'll be
i encourage you
to swim - away
from the shallow end
that is my past, my only friend
i envy the guy you've mistaken me for
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Many Thanks (demo)
02:59
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i'm gliding down the stairs
across the poisoned air
in this seated place
an old familiar taste
to satisfy a hole
that was never there
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4. |
B for Blast
04:47
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I squeeze the tooth paste from the middle of the tube
that's just the dog in me, I suppose
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