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Awkward Conversation
02:21
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Gravity of Awkward Conversations
Not Mapped by any constellation
Flows like a serpent ecstatic in the current
Of Underground sunbeams shaped like the color green
Forest green
Fingertips twisted like hoses in the summertime
Will happily trade their iron for your wine
Darkened black doorways speak louder than your songs
Spun in a world where you don’t belong
You don’t belong
You don’t belong to me
Stuck late at night you can never be right
While you assure yourself
You’ve done nothing wrong
You’ve done nothing wrong
You won’t be here long
Thick thighs in plastic sit out on the countertop
While the oven is stripped of her heat
Her white hot heat
Her much needed heat
If I had space in your bed I would use it
To play dead and listen to all kinds music
Awake without conscience to be misplaced each day
I’ll never tell, that I needed it
I needed it
I needed this.
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Red Riding Hood
03:05
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Over the hills and through the woods
You won’t get lost even if you could
A Compass does you no good
You will not believe it
Something skeptic you behold
Your eyes have drained of all their gold
Peace has slipped within your hands
You will not believe them
Autumn sun makes leaves turn grey
Your shadow was born on Christmas Day
Sister of mercy she won’t pray long
You will not believe her
The coldest winter day is here
And I cannot consume your fear
The wolf is stuck in your neighbors trap
You will not believe her
You will not free her
You will not release her
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Merci Van Saratoga Springs, New York
Synth post folk music from New York. Members are Alicia Macier Van Scoy, Ed Cormac and Katlyn Celentano
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