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Heavy Traffic (demo)
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From a bird’s eye view, the common loon
The stark change in altitude seems worth it for the view And it’s barking like a dog to getcha back into it
jangling the keys of everything that’s left to prove
oh its such a mystery how it wanes and branches further from me
open to the daylight for the first time was I mother, babe or womb?
How’s it looking blue?
The rhythm keeps on changing right on cue
A constant yearning echos through the sewers
grows louder than I can help it
can’t dance to heavy traffic news
So how can I take your form
iridescent truth?
The scattered and abstract tones have veered us far off course
Oh if I could burn into your mind the picture that I saw
you’d lose all the autonomy and questions I have to
there’s a chaos in the air that brings some magic to the calm collected nights inside a lonely living room
How’s it looking blue?
The rhythm keeps on changing right on cue
never know it staring at your shoes
and I need to take a second
can’t dance in heavy traffic
How’d you get so bruised?
that wide eyed fascination shrunk so soon
and morphed into a nameless face consumed
by the lights of another bastard
can’t dance in heavy traffic
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Mockery Cincinnati, Ohio
blue eyed soul strutting stuff
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