1. |
Magnified Iris
03:29
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Magnified iris kissed inside of your eyelids
sweat out my perception of truth
burnt up the proof that we sat in a booth
Drank coffee dregs
our eyes were well red/read
like the pages of Hamlet
I cant forget what you said
Spiraling around my mind
like the Gravitron ride
Forgot to build doors to your confine
your energy empathically takes mine
When will I learn to harness divine intuitive dynamisms?
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2. |
Beta Bet
04:04
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Amulet around my heads
I sink
Wooden claws scratch my surface
Would you pause to revel?
Budding love distract my fear of spiders crawling out my ears
I wince my way to relaxation
Isolated Divination
Off the final friday you wanted me to stay
but I move fast
Thank you very much
I saw your diamond flush but I'm a joker
Beta bet I second guess two seconds past when I say yes
Dont ya bring me with ya
Dont ya bring me down
Dont ya bring me with ya down your spiral
I've known the spiral too well
I know better
Beta bet
I know better, bet.
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3. |
Alpha Bat
01:27
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Floatin' on
My feet dont touch the ground
I am a cloud this is my thunder
the pressure weighed my crown
Pushed off the feelings I was under
Floatin' on
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4. |
National Anthem
04:24
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mom's drunk
and dad's watching TV
i think they're stuck doing the same thing
over and over and over again
out of funds and natural resources
water is bunk but not in a rich area
they're selling drugs
that keep us paying for
oil and guns and propaganda
over and over and over again
over and over when will it end
we're acting dumb
"we" as in: white folks!
doing just fine in a white supremacist system
what the fuck is wrong with us?
i think we're stuck on lies
we're just complicit
over and over and over again
over and over when will it end
over and over and over again
fight for the day when greed doesn't win
mom's drunk
and dad's watching TV
i think they're stuck doing the same thing
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26 BATS! Minneapolis, Minnesota
circus pop 🎠
bailey: they/them
karl: he/him
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