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The Embrocant
02:50
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Apollo 18
03:24
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Alt Weakly
03:25
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This should do the trick
My hands to the heavens,
I give on my grip
Let’errip - that’s it.
A big, juicy “tsk”
Risk, with all the fixin’s
And away we go to
dreamland, hand-in-hand
You took me by storm -
no sacrifice in form. Why’re
so many great poets in this town
so officiously ignored?
Won’t you leave my tomb a lotus
My thoughts and prayers to the folks in Nashville
til further notice
It doesn’t matter what I sing
You’ll dance to anything.
Twist and shout
‘cause you’re on thin ice, and I’m gonna see
you fall through
And when you’re thrashing…
Twist and shout, there’s no other way out.
…
Won’t you leave my tomb a lotus
My thoughts and prayers to the folks in Nashville
til further notice
Not me having pity for
People who have options.
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4. |
Balustrading
02:57
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