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Pythagoraphobia
05:35
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And as I close my eyes, I feel a different noise, don't care if feelings are deep, it's not with feelings you sleep.
If I let you go I won't feel so Pythagoraphobic, Deltaphrodite.
And when the toddler speaks of death I value each and every breath.
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2. |
Duchenne Smile
02:45
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Smile
While
You
Still
Have
Your
Teeth.
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3. |
Incisor
00:35
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4. |
Let's Build A Spaceship
04:40
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Mouth sewn shut
Heart cut open
Eat your fill
Overspill
It's all down hill from here
Lipless vanguard of mutes
(we're lips, we're hands, we're teeth, we're icicles).
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5. |
Canine
00:28
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Vanderhoof
03:52
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If I'm over here, then who's over there
in that spot where we stood where
angels laid bare their feelings
and lies as they fell from the sky
as I put down my keys without saying goodbye.
If I'm over here and your over there
but we're in disguise then
who the * is that guy?
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7. |
Pre Molar
02:46
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Malkovich
02:43
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Eyes meet eyes, we're all
parallel lies, like the angles
that join to the sun.
Lives meet lives, every stranger
that smiles is a moment when
time is undone.
Smiles eat smiles,
we're all thinking in lies,
if there's time then
can time be undone?
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9. |
Molar
00:22
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10. |
Spite Houses
04:41
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If living in a house is just a dream then,
are people going in and out of doors?
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