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Mast Radicals
02:02
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Giant bird man, held up by thumbtacks, on the cork-board of the only way back
Giant bird man, collector of hearts, keep 'em in the kitchen in my mansion of cards
Giant bird man, take me home to the place where I never belonged
Giant bird man, fly me to the dunes, in the desert where I'll die alone
Giant bird man, tell me a tale, give me the reasons to which I can sail
Giant bird man, come tell me the truth, in the golden mirror all I see is You.
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Inclement abacus
01:06
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Watercolour
00:59
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Maybe it's the way that you taste just like caffeine
Maybe it's the way you hold it all in
Maybe you couldn't even sit here if you tried
Maybe you tried too hard on the floor of the garage
Maybe you tried too hard with the heater barely on
You couldn't even hold me down
Fucking hell, I'll yell to you until you stop
And maybe later we'll laugh it all off
Just to try again
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Agnosia Ohio
Agnosia is a musical group from Ohio, currently consisting of Robert Hosier and Trinidad Trevino. They produce music for your ears, but mostly they produce music for themselves.
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