1. |
Kundalini
02:57
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You're overdoing it
It's time to listen
You're overworking
Listen! Listen!
Take a step back
Learn to listen
There's something you forgot
So listen close;
You are a spirit
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2. |
Vitality
03:50
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I choose to consume
Light
Choose to be
Light
Choose to emit
Light
I choose
Life
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3. |
Rat Shrine
02:50
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4. |
Uterus
01:07
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5. |
Nirvana
03:34
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Oh, how you ride that horse
Your silhouette so dark
Extraterrestrial life concieved
Is it a punisher or a forgiver?
Parasitic tendencies
My pressure is dropping now
The hunger is what makes me turn my arm
Oh how I love to be alive
So I lick your skin
Why do I think it makes you want to cry?
I want to taste the pennies and the milk
What I discovered is a shortcut to the afterlife
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7. |
The Anarchist Cookbook
01:32
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8. |
Nirvana (first take)
02:20
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I
Made my way up the mountain
And I really liked the view
I planted my flower there
I
Planted my flower at the top of the mountain
But now I miss the forest
I made my way back down
A beautiful flower at the top of the mountain
Is looking at me and I can feel it's stare
I make my way back up
My legs hurt
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10. |
Aquatic
02:03
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I had you like I had a
Grip full of water, how you skillfully escape my fingers
Down into the tidepool where I attempt to grab you back.
All my relationships of Theseus have never sailed so strange.
I desperately try to adjust the focus to see what makes you 'you' for me.
And what's with the memories.
But it's all just a blur.
A dilemma so timeless
That the past and the future are becoming unbearable
But now there's a breathing
Coming from within
And I need to feed it
And give it my time
It's easier to love you
Now that you're my second best
Friends,
You lost me like the glasses on your forehead.
I lost you like I lost the need to grasp for air.
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