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The Leap
03:50
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Existentialism
02:58
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It's Snowing Inside
04:59
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Space Madness
05:16
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The Beginning is the End
08:00
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The Leap (demo)
02:41
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indian lovers in the indian summer
lying under the crisping leaves
indian lovers in the indian summer
floating embers of burning trees
"this is forever" they whispered to each other
as the first crystalline flakes
fluttered onto their shoulders
and the moon skeleton made
trades places with the sun
and wolf moon kills beaver moon
howling hungrily at old moon
"she loved me for the dangers i had passed,
and i loved her that she did pity them"
indian lovers torn apart
forbidden love costs too much
and with a heave he was thrown
and fearlessly she jumped after him
indian lovers forever together
in death our love shines brightest
indian lovers forever together
in death our love shines brightest
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BUSBUS Denver, Colorado
Bedroom recordings made with an old Macbook internal mic and as few takes as possible (sloppy).
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