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Colours
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I met you in the morning assorted colors from your mouth billowed forth and stained the couch and walls. The kitten took the dog door…he had to get outside to claw the air with fratricide. Gilgamesh in the screen the door…I wonder where the breeze will evaporate the eves of toppling hair outside on the window… the morning air will cool the pie for the truffle in the sky.
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Its time
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mr. cyclops
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It’s Christmas for Mister Cyclops. He tears the children from limb to limb. It’s Christmas for Mister Cyclops. You don’t want to mess around with him. Be glad He’s not chasing you on the holiday. He’d surely tear your arms off and eat you anyway.
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come on let's go
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41 years
02:09
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I spent 41 years writing this song, down in the tunnels with the north Vietcong. Call in the artillery...bring in the guns..set me and Jimmy free... charlie's up in the trees...
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paralytic(sic) twin
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They picked up the thoughts of the baby sitter. His radio had a neurotransmitter. And they never want to see him again…they didn’t know he had a paralytic twin… / And now he’s on the run again. He didn't know his paralytic twin had a twin (x2) …Investigations in basement rooms, unearthing boxes and family heirlooms. Might not have looked if he knew what he would find, another sibling got left behind… / And now he’s on the run again. He didn’t know his paralytic twin had a twin (x2) The box he holds contains Vinnie and Ben…they’re not his favorite just his next if kin. Conversation is going ok. Three heads are better than one so they say. / And now he’s on the run again. He didn’t know his paralytic twin had a twin (x2)
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fractal bits of god
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roger
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Roger catches snakes for the government; that’s his job and he like’s it.
Roger catches weasels for the government; that’s his job and he like’s it.
Come on now and hear a tale of snakes and weasels on the lawn…
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maps (demo)
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geranium
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theme from 'goofy'
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attacked by bees
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the road to lhasa
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belgious
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"The supremely foreign unification of India, of course, was from the British, under whom India achieved its greatest unity, although that was lost upon independence to the religious division between India and Pakistan. "
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Extras!
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