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Boil - I am a Plan
06:12
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Pedestrian bridge, our two lone bodies hid
Watching traffic pass us by
I couldn't see any plans ahead of me
Just a city grid and starry sky
But there's no time to live in a time
Who's plan is none that I can find
I am a plan
Who doesn't take too kind to action
Moving with just a fraction
Of my best intentions
I am a plan
Well prepared but can't withstand
Any options to expand
Even though I want them, I am a plan
On a train I'd always forget my name
Watching people pass me by
Vision blurred in diagrams and charters
That betray what they should align
Could you understand?
It's not quite what I would have planned
But there's no option left to find
I am a plan
Who doesn't take too kind to action
Moving with just a fraction
Of my best intentions
I am a plan
Well prepared but can't withstand
Any options to expand
Even though I want them, I am a plan
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Apostle Quakes - Husk
03:05
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Does it bother my friends
to know my love forgets
more often now than it ever did?
I'm losing my kin
just as my voice forgets its place
and presence among them.
If my bearing of teeth is sour-sweet,
just know I'm searching for something.
Sizing up sense with distance,
going through the motions
I'm not a husk of love,
there's just enough
to breathe easy.
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And now it's time, it starts, it ends, and unwinds.
Without my voice in the air, it's not my choice, I can't care.
Now that I've sold, I'm almost there to the point where I feel, and I care
for what's next with you, and I can only see quite as high
as the tallest point in Cedar's way, or the farthest isle in Maumee Bay. And now I've stepped back, and I've seen our path, I'm fine.
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I never thought I'd be the one to say so
after all I've taken the fall sir please no
turns out you can't please them all
sleep beneath my faults and page turns three ago.
so stop and think
things can seem so meek
because I'm just a kid
I'm just a kid in a dream
so stand at the end of a pier
oh god I've lost my only fear
and I've let go of the things
that I once held so dear...
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Pigeon - Bridge, Part 2
05:00
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If I could count the stalks of corn as I drive by passing telephone wires, windmills and countless cars with faceless drivers I would lose track because all I could focus on was…
Tiny heartbeats
Pounding my ears
Like tiny bombs
We threw down sewage drains and shot from our flies .
Can spending a year in lover’s solitude
Be broken by just a few nights?
Is it safe to say I’m falling for you?
And I am not the only one, the stars were falling too.
I’m not like the other ones
Don’t classify me with them.
Though just as much as this is for me
I wanna make you happy
And feel like a human being.
Help me feel like a human being.
And bring me the stars
That fall at your feet
And place them into my chest
Run your hand over my breast.
Tell me its okay to breathe less.
Close my eyes, lets start this mess
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Paperduck Records
Based in Chicagoland, Paperduck Records is a non-profit independent (currently online) music distribution
project.
In summer 2012, Paperduck recorded the Fruit Salad compilation on a porch and in a basement. It features music of several Chicagoland bands, songwriters, and other projects.
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