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Spilling from the mouths of babes
are old forays we made
Swimming through the past displays
of grave mistakes we made
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Mont Tauch
10:10
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Summoning the Maker
04:26
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Sssst
06:24
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Twisted lumps and stumps of trees
Decaying growth of branches vast
Bitter treacle, stopped, encrusted
From a time of brighter past
Finding ways of minding my own business
Winding down the path
I’m fine on my own
But no one knows I’m here
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Little Maker
06:55
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Collidascope
09:49
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Behind Mine
06:47
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Let’s just face it, love
You are no oil painting
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I'm You Now
04:45
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No, no, no, no
You don’t know what’s going on
But I do
Give me all your things
And I will put them in my pocket
‘Cause they’re mine now
Everything you thought was yours
Is now mine and I’ll keep it
‘Cause I’m you now
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9. |
Wow, João!
09:00
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Pearl
04:01
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You and I, we changed our minds
And now we’re sailing round the world
A crystal boat on love afloat
A feather sail to be unfurled
We’re trying to find a place to hide
So we’re no longer in the world
An envelope from Idaho tells tales
Of things that we might find
We’ve left behind
By your side, the day, the night
Our only other friend a pearl
Inside the shell, a broken spell
Of promises that we once heard
Like forevermore of either/or
A seabird landing on a perch
Atop its beak, a feather meek
That floats away into the midnight sky
Goodbye
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ULTRAPHAUNA
ULTRAPHAUNA is an intercontinental band of art-rock veterans playing the music of Timba Harris (violin, trumpet) and Dorothy Wave (vocals, synths). Toby Driver (bass) and Joel Murray (drums) are featured on their debut album No No No No. The band’s rich pedigree includes Estradasphere, Secret Chiefs 3, a.P.A.t.T., Kayo Dot, Extra Life, Gyan Riley, Grails, Tzadik Composer Series, and many more… ... more
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