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Vision of the World
02:15
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The scars in the sky are bleeding down
Now that I know you're not around
Saint Ignatius, Saint Nicholas
And I'm left shaking my empty fists
A history of the world is dancing
Letters and numbers fall like rain
In my good luck chancing
Upon these snatches of a golden strain
The bees are buzzing all around the hive
The honey is sweet on the back of my throat
I feel the sting of being truly alive
So please forgive me if I'm starting to gloat but
The path of consciousness is curved
Not all my thoughts are well deserved
Watch them breaking just like waves
I don't understand how my mind behaves
A history of the world is dancing
Letters and numbers fall like rain
In my good luck chancing
Upon these snatches of a golden strain
The bees are buzzing all around the hive
The honey is sweet on the back of my throat
I feel the sting of being truly alive
Please forgive me if I'm starting to gloat
The shroud got split I saw the face
Of misery, of the human race
So don't get smart with a table to toss
Because the king's on top
Yeah the king's the boss
Such humiliation: the station's of the cross
Yeah the king's on top
Yeah the king's the boss
Unless you're willing to pay the cost
Because the king's on top
Yeah the king's the boss
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Ibuprofen
01:10
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My senses are starting to careen
Too much time spent staring at a screen
My brain's on fire
Everything around me starts to blur
Am I my surroundings?
I'm not sure
My brain's on fire
Went to sleep, thought this might go away
But everything's the same as yesterday
My brain's on fire
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colouring outside Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Little is known about this Miquelon power-pop band. They played a handful of shows at the all-ages venue the Moon Snail (?) to moderate acclaim and released the cassette ep "the lines" on their own coquille label in 1984. A dispute between recordist Johnni "JJ" DesRogiers and bassist Mikie led to the destruction of the adat masters. A rough cassette dub from the abortive lp sessions survives. ... more
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