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Stitching the One-Way
03:17
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I want to walk away
Won’t undock the prey
To bottle, catch, release (ligature running)
Don’t unlock the shade
And I see the time
That I still knew ligature running
Still blue, stitching the one way
Bar stool, shivering honey
And I still can’t turn from back?
Off axis last night
Oxides, swimming fish
Want to run away (stitching the one-way)
Bought a face, the tear
And I turn the time
The dark blue ligature running
Still knew, stitching the one way
Bar stool, shivering honey
And I still can’t turn from back?
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2. |
Perish Sugars
01:50
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Water bubbles at heat
(Polar known)
Purple steam, crashing trails
Sweeting lines in the tea
(Polar noon)
Waving spite trailing ash
Perish sugars arrest
(Polar known)
Curling burns in a wire
Treble rushing the flat
(Polar noon)
Saving light from the lamp
Trust the current will last
(Polar known)
Circle hanging the sound
Purpose deadened debris
(Polar noon)
I was lost to the sea
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3. |
Sit
03:26
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Inward glance fell in place
Inward glance fell in place
What I first thought were structures
They were running round the outside
They were running around
Fastened away
Fastened away...
Slush around the dry edge
Slush around the dry edge
I first thought in pictures
I first thought in
Pictures
Pictures
Pictures
Pictures
Sit in shade, the line was thin
Past around the last window
Sunken dye, a mess below
Tangled in the last even
Inward glance fell in place
Inward glance fell in place
What I first thought I knew
They were running round the outside
They were running around
Faster than they used to go
Fastened
Away
Away
Away
Away
Sit in shade, the line was thin
Past around the last window
Sunken dye, a mess below
Tangled in the last even
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4. |
Bristlemouth
04:21
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Come on down
Block in the rouge
Brash out of whirl
Blue one
Yesterday’s drop
Currents of old
Ash on the rind
Ruin
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Circular
Blur at the fringe
Extremities
The lurch
Mountain of skin
Cilia breeze
Capacity
Dripping opaque
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Hello
Gilded reach
In quiet selenity
Pouring
Fell to the floor
You and some more
Canyoning bright
Unease
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
Bristlemouth
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5. |
Splash
03:24
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Splash, the wrist, burned in solitude
(On my way)
Sip the water that’s the do it do it do
The oozing glare, swelling everywhere
(On the way)
Blinding light spy the do it do it do
But you
Just you
Just you
Just you
Open sun, falls to wavy worlds
(On my way)
Give it up that’s the do it do it do
Spill the pills, drink the oil a while
(On my way)
Slither on, row the do it do it do
But you
Just you
You’re only far away
Glimpse the endless horizonals
(On my way)
Sinking coat that’s the do it do it do
Colourblind to the numbing time
Weather gone towards the do it do it do
But you
Just you
Just you
Just you
Stain and speckle pelagia
(On my way)
Breathing fast that’s the do it do it do
Give itself upto any sea
(On my way)
Swim the hall that’s the do it do it do
Only falling away
Only far from my way
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6. |
Joan Was a Centipede
02:24
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7. |
Foxglove
04:23
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Live in ground
Water your luck and you pass out in time
Yesterday’s sun
Turned to the earth in its pass around town
Garden now
Run to the sound as you climb from the muck
The stone drive
Other days time shifted, spurned without hope
No no no
You go to the park as you pass out in time
No no no
You go the bar as you pass cross the line
Go on home
Again and again in the late shade of day
Something’s gone
Purple, dull shine at a quick reach away
No no no
You go to the park as you pass out in time
No no no
You go the bar as you pass cross the line
No no no
You go to the park as you pass out in time
No no no
You go the bar as you pass cross the line
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