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Tinhorn Reborn
06:54
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The outposts were everywhere
Cat calls was all that paid the fare
Flaking right out of the olive groves
& sidling up to the tire repair
Where the rest of us
went & swallowed the ruts
To a hollowed out fortress
in our guts
Finding in the desert
what isn't there
Cities that rise
& disappear
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2. |
Foxgloves
06:47
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Tearing into some unknown
Fading in far from home
Where I never made a move
But sympathy can kill
Self-pity worse still
I don't know how to ever or always
Make it there
But I've decided
I never would care
Oh, walk oblivious,
harbor impermanence
Oceans before us
could never ignore
Pardoned offense
is a buttress of dissonance
Hardly a thought
is enough of a storm
There is a foreign land
Where everything's familiar
& all of that shit
There sure are foreign lands
& they'll stow you away
& you'll always look back
You know, don't know
you know
There's no such thing as
unrequited
It was some show
The only such thing is
some requited
Pondering, serious
shore up the innocence
& collect the tears
they'll be coming round for
Our friends that are lost
they're all still among us
& we'll crawl over them
as we trip off to war
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Susurrus Station Washington
"Breeden and Dyberg bring to the table a phenomenal display of culture and expansive instrumental talent that makes Susurrus Station and its songs almost mind-boggling." - Magnet
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