1. |
faux real
03:06
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soft spot / turned up / high road / quite rough / you're back / upfront / been here / kind of
found lost / okay / biking / so late / next day / you'll say / let's go / this way
empty plates & reasons
fill the basin
cut the ties, but leave them
will away
full stop / time's up / see you / in one month / move much / think of / it's better than / the real stuff
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2. |
9 & 3
01:47
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soft hands and the arms that travel them
she tells the time
it's three, it's nine
let it roll like fog along the shore
it's human nature
and it's fine
take the toll
count the trucks around the bend
it's common measure
and it's blind
she does, she tells
she does, she tells
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3. |
fronds
02:14
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4. |
low room
03:04
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get out of familiar
exit for near strangers
who never heard this before
tonight i live
pass construction
don't know what it's been
show me where
i'm moving in
constant movement
run from where i've been
ground same yet different
part tourist / can't bore us
damp counter / speak louder
allotment / stained carpet / absorb it / crawl past it
parse between ours
low room, so soon
flagstone trip
to trilliums
lay in shadows
of all those passing
come this far
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5. |
sleep toss duvet
02:31
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LAPS Montreal, Québec
~~ music for swimmers ~~
LAPS recommends:
summer tourmate / great songwriter
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