1. |
Please
00:33
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2. |
The Best Day
02:19
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One million angels falling softly
A family
Underneath the soft street light
The afternoon is an embracement
An old friend
Laughing on the basement couch
Or walks along the trail in the park
Now as I walk down Parc
This could be
The best day I've ever had
The evening's humble arrival
White canvas
Maybe it'll change my life
Or maybe an escape from time
Or send me on through to the light
Either reality is fine
This could be
The best day I've ever had
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3. |
Morning Social
00:30
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4. |
Carpe Diem
03:13
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How do you do this
Find the middle of space and time
Seems like a mythical state of mind
The moment is a train
100 feet underground
I am a tile
Stuck on the wall
My feet or someone carried me
Via softening ground
My gaze immutably down
Where are the directions
Find the middle of space and time
What a mythical state of mind
These past five minutes
I haven't thought about a single thing
Stuck in a white haze
Just idling
And the room isn't quite airtight
The candle a tormented flag in the wind
I am too tired to sleep
Buried alive every night
Surely this is how you do this
How on earth
Did they find the middle of space and time
Alternate universe state of mind
Do you think there's room
For me out there
Do you think they would care
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5. |
Apocalypse
02:19
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I slightly hate myself for reasons
I can't quite place
But I know they're out there, and you see them
Outer space seems rather attractive
At this time of year
I'd like to try it for a season
Give me a minute
And I'll come up with something
Alchemy of nothing gives nothing
Siren in the distance
Inaudible but you hear it
Siren in the distance
Implausible, how prophetic
Give me a minute
And I'll come up with something
Alchemy of nothing gives nothing
Give me a minute
I'll give you something
Alchemist's apocalypse of nothing
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6. |
Ligne Orange
00:57
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7. |
Midst The Madness
04:14
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I will never see you again
Does that bother you
At least show me how
Modern cartographers
Aren't we all
Perpetual motion
That would be nice
Although it would not get us far
When you're running in quick sand
Isn't A to B
An interesting situation then
But let's go downtown
And forget our lives
But of course only after 5
Leave me to wander
Intrepid explorer
Be brand new again
Forget our lives
I will never see you again
Good luck out there, my friend
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8. |
Afternoon Social
00:52
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9. |
Hello, Blue Monday
02:19
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Hello there, again
How did you find me
I thought I was keeping low
Indeed, rhetorical
I hope it's evident
The effort that I offer
The energy that it takes
To be a limbo half master
When the bar is a tunnel
Like a blizzard
In June
How timely of you
To interrupt the momentary sojourn
You are a magician
With fine, fine tricks
A remarkable illusion
To feel like this
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10. |
Sailing
03:55
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Posed a question
To myself
Sometime ago
From the ditch
Honest effort
How do people keep it afloat
With the days disappearing
Into some tall black hat
The week is an era
Or something as forgotten as that
As that
Let me get my things
Now who will tell me where to begin
Load it in to my own ark
Filled with absolutely nothing
I have been
Sailing
Over pavement
Just to get where I am going
Sailing away
Away
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