1. |
Garbage Day
04:20
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All this to make.
All this to break.
All this to be
What we wanted to be.
The crows all know
How I feel.
The crows all know
When it's garbage day.
Occident in decline.
In the teeth, yeah, we're taking it.
Colony collapse,
Sucked down like gravity.
Jesus H.
Fucking Christ.
It's been a long
Long year.
A fortunate
Sucker's bet
You never praise a man who
rolls like that.
[This rewind.
This regret.
This alphabet
In a tongue I can't forget.]
Occident in decline.
In the teeth, boy, take it like a man
down
Pool drowned and dragged to sea.
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2. |
Snakeflower
04:11
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I got your shiva
I got your shoes
Take off your jacket, baby
We know you ain't gonna leave
Snakeflower
Snakeflower, don't leave us
I got your heavy
You've got your soul
Turn up the black light, baby
The floor is getting cold
Snakeflower
Snakeflowler, don't leave us
stay stay stay
stay stay stay
Station is static
Stains on the rug
Stake thru the vein, you vampire
Stay with us love
Snakeflower
Snakeflower, don't leave us
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3. |
Dreaming Moon
04:19
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o'weh o' iyo he o'leh
he o'leh, o'weh o' iyo he o'leh
your name in lights
monochrome, oh
the dark marquee
the dreaming moon
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(Ben) Von Wildenhaus Seattle, Washington
Von Wildenhaus is from SEATTLE, WA. Billie Bloom, vocals. Ben von Wildenhaus, guitar, vocals. Caleb Thompson, acoustic guitar, vocals. Andru Creature, rhythm, contraption, Aaron Harmonson, bass, synth, recordings. Jon Sampson, saxophones, pianos.
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