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The Birds Pt. 2
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As the birds fluttered by, without a sound, they picked up speed and flew down into the cave. Without a sound, they landed there alone. Follow that sound of the waves crashing down on the beach. One by one. The sand never settles. It shifts and turns around into the ground.
As the birds fluttered by and the rain began to sing, I was thinking of you and the dirty little things you do.
I miss you so.
Now the birds are flying south. They're leaving me all alone. But I'm not too worried because I know you're coming home.
I miss you so.
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Where Roads Are Narrow
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With yarn on my wrist and rivers on my mind, I'll search for the things that are harder to find. Like Thoreau, I'll go where roads are narrow and I'll see the rivers- and I'll see the figures in the distance- and I'll see the blisters on your fingers.
With each mile I make, the fog begins to settle overhead and the bitter cold is confirmed with leafless trees and the fact that I can see my breath.
-and I'll see the rivers (of my mind) - and I'll see the figures in the distance- and I'll see the blisters on your fingers.
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Shelter
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Jeff Jahn
02:51
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I don't know why I waste my time following you around Downtown. I can't see you. Follow that sound of the waves crashing down.
I got lost on 99 E. I thought I knew just where I had to be. (Don't listen to me anymore.)
And nothing's real.
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Instrumental
03:41
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The Clearing
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I walked down to the river just to see you there. The sun came out, the wind picked up- the clearing was just ahead and I rest from my walk. I can see it- a snow-covered mountain range.
It's there! It's there! I see it there! And you won't go there. Yeah, you're the devil. You don't know a thing. Come back, baby. I said, "come back here, baby".
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Call Me Crazy
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No, don't be sorry. I'm just sitting around doing nothing.
No, don't be angry. I'm just trying to help by doing nothing.
I can't see you now.
I'm leaving my hometown- the place where I was raised. I can't live here anymore. The people are so fake.
I can't do it anymore.
Call me crazy, call me dumb.
But you don't know me- where are your opinions from?
I can't take it anymore.
I can't do it anymore.
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Frog 387
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Summer is just on the horizon, young seagull. Don't let your spirits fall down. I know it's been a while but I promise I'll be back again. I'll fly over the ocean just to see you again.
I'll teach you how to fly. You just have to try.
I'll teach you how to fly. We can make this work.
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Untitled
01:52
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Time and Space
06:18
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Understanding the infinite universal omnipresent spirit.
Your thought and your spiritual awareness are in this other formless dimension.
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Sea Monster
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I look through the lens and I see a monster.
Do I scare you with my broken face?
Why do you look at me with such disgrace?
I'll put you in your place.
I see you hiding beneath the waves- it's where you linger and you won't come out for days, despite what they say, and you and I both know that none of this is real.
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