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200 Ruminate.
28:12
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I want to tell you that I followed your advice to put bigger wheels on my skateboard, and now I'm shredding
I want to tell you about that sunrise I saw.
I want to tell you that I bombed my test, that I got rained on, that my day was shit
I want to tell you that I miss you
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Stuck in-between meaning, emptiness, what is and isn't
I'm deserving, still learning the unforgettable, the unknowable, I am everything
but luck didn't screen screaming, stuck in me-ness, what was and wasn't
tides turning, lines blurring the regrettable, the insatiable, I don't matter
As a matter of fact, fact gets me madder
an act just to flatter, I no longer wish to think
I think I want to be. be quite beneath the leaves
leave me and you will see, the sea's waves are made by me
I am everything.
Everything is also me
But not today
today is gone, given to the night.
the way is wrong, eating whats right
Today is yesterday which is not me
a memory, a figment of imagination
stationed in the backdrop of my mind
I don't mind. I'll be nothing for tonight.
I gave up on double meanings, I had trouble finding just one.
Playing with guitars, undeserving noize, it still doesn't mean a thing
hungry for peace in beats and breaks, not ready for when it stings
straying from par, swerving ploys, happiness is not a thing
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100 Cricket interlude
00:02
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155 I am Dirt.
09:32
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I am dirt
I realized when I smelled the soil.
I felt it press against my feet.
I connected with it fully in a way so that we would not be separate.
I am Dirt
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143 Letting it flow
12:31
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127 Loop interlude
00:18
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9. |
126 Shakin w/ David
07:34
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10. |
126 Makin w/ David
09:22
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