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Coming up, in the club, glasses up
and
screaming to the spheres
The bugle loud and clear
You’re the tiger you’re the earth, you’re stepping on the water and that is not a lie
All and more is true
Glasses up, there’ll be wine and dancing and shoulder rubbing in the entrance hall
And big white dresses flowing hard
Bottoms up, heaven’s up, th
e diamond light, the feeling is a jewel, caught it fleeting but a dream
Nonetheless it’s true
Glasses up, there’ll be wine and dancing and shoulder rubbing in the entrance hall
And big white dresses flowing hard
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Online I saw the forests and moss rose
I went offline filled up and then awoke, misted, ready
You’re the only post ever, post it one more time, thank you so much
I’ll watch it until the last night in Heaven
Till the bliss sees emptiness
Till we fall up for the last time
Pure extinction perfect bliss
Absolutely infinite
Online I saw the superbloom seize oceans
The winds did howl, the network blew open, on every level
So, depth to depth all love and forever, always, ever
We’ll find the internet in Heaven
You’ll log on each day for me
Till the dog days pass one last time
Total space heartbreakingly free
Absolute sublime
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Blueberry Hill
02:07
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I wandered east, losing the map
Near-looking, then she closed the gap
Oh, I thought you had left and she asked where to next
Then all the truth and fiction got muddled at Taix
Last winter we stayed in crumbling house
With silver tea trays, a hearth and a mouse
One night she offered a palmful of glass
And the flames turned green and blue and spun the andiron
I’m passing thru another grey town
I think again of Blueberry Hill
It’s check out time to open the blinds
I wonder if you’re there or if it’s out of mind
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It Is Obvious
02:23
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