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The Future
03:11
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Above the Jovian atmosphere
Surfing our way from dust to
Pier
One other me for you to share
Another you for me to care
I can see future
(I can see fu-cha)
Out through a hole with time to spare
Browning our skin from solar flare
Intergalatic ice cream store
Swinging our legs mint choc through straw
I can see future
(I can see fu-cha)
I can see future
(I can see fu-cha)
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Our Wild Country
03:35
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By the tree
You lay on top of me
Eating cherries
One, you never know
Two you told me so
So much land
It’s all behind our hands
Shielding sky
One where would we go
Two mixing up their souls
Our wild country
In our minds
Madness left behind
Under branches
One, so beautifully
Two beneath their tree
But I went wrong
That thing pulled us undone
I hurt your soul
One is pain you see
And two is not for me
Our wild country
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Little Sparks
03:30
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tim boat Brighton, UK
I use my battered old acoustic & electric guitar to write & record songs about time travel, lost pets and the human condition, amongst other things. Plus love an epic guitar solo, and also like to throw in samples and my own recorded field sounds. All collaged together in Ableton Live. ... more
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