1. |
Spores
03:06
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Sun rise and we find ourselves surrounded
Just north of where the haze meets the sea
The trees lined with solo cups
The air much too heavy to breath
The spreading spores
Rain down on us
The spreading spores
Contagious
Spreading further
And further And further
smog sits like a gluttonous king
on the city smothering
sleep sound on Angeles crest
watch it swell with every breath
The spreading spores
Rain down on us
The spreading spores
Contagious
Spreading further
And further And further
Sun sets as we drive up the mountain
darkness around
rise with the morning light
open eyes to see
The spreading spores
Rain down on us
The spreading spores
Contagious
Spreading further
And further And further
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2. |
Stranger
02:24
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witness protection
too bad you caught my name
looking over shoulders just trying to feel safe
every time i stop to breathe and look around
you catch up to me your nose to the ground
rather keep you a stranger
but i recognize your face
see the way you drift like
dust across the plains
find you in each crevice
think the wind kept you away
won't you let me run
i'd like to see you
washing down the drain
with the dirt and sweat of long and hard-earned days
feel light and soft
unweathered by the fight
feel the peace of hazy morning light
everything is just a part of it
you don't have to be a part of it
you can stay away from this
you don't have to put up with this
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Beneath Trees Savannah, Georgia
psych | punk | garage | noise
Genevieve Chasty
Hemmy Hemmerich
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