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Kano
03:32
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Sleeping on the lawn
Drinking black tea
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Space Birth
02:53
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Gavin won't you
Bring me back my
Radiator shoes
My radiation blues
Got me down and feelin
Blue and only you
Can lead me back
Here to the doorstep
Of the church by the old
Falls bridge
Pass me out the pieces
And name all of your nieces
Captain Grant
After my Aunt
Who i adored
and i implored
you to as well
as i can tell
you'll be drinkin
here for free
See?
Bare that in mind
And i think you'll find
The remote
it's there by your coat
Up in the attic
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Echo Kid Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wandering alone in the desert, treading thru the soft solitary night, crystalline silence of the mind, impenetrable as an atom, stars shining down bright, the heavenly light surrounds you completely. You are nowhere. The Lunar Sludge Band plays all night long forever and ever, they're always changin, people always comin and goin and comin back again. But the band plays on long after we're gone. ... more
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