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I Found A Door
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I found a door, a way when I thought there was none
I found a door, a way where before then it was gone
Christopher and Juan had taken it upon
themselves to guarantee my security
Chris still bangs at 38
Juan has 8 kids at 36
They’re my friends
I’ll never see again
My friends I’ll never see again
My friends I’ll never see again
I found a door, a way who before then was only you
A door found me, can’t figure how, my losses then freed me up now
They’re my friends
I’ll never see again
My friends I’ll never see again
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Sheep On A Steep Hill
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Oh it’s been a good year:
3 or 4 times for a minute I didn’t feel time pass for a minute
And that’s the thing I think about every minute for 3 or 4 months intervening ’til I dumb-luck again into it for a minute
In this zany romantic comedy
I wrap my sweater round barbed wire for thee
The ring of the flag’s bolt against the pole in the wind takes wing
I feel like Indiana Jones
in Blade Runner
In this zany romantic comedy I refuse to romanticize barricades for thee
The rind of the flag’s bolt against the pole torn open in the wind
We listened to a rough mix of this song driving the coast. It was beautiful.
Our first afternoon out after we’d both been sick and the last afternoon before we knew nothing will ever be the same again
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Unanimous Incognito
03:09
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We me and you—we put on a play
The play is a map
and the map is a calendar
This calendar’s a put-on
But beneath and beyond
this put-on we conjure
our every festive danger
We me and you—
editorial branch of twig and telescope
collect and distill the good of the centuries
Oh unanimous and complete incognito
up from Eden-slime
springs all our Good Times!
Oh unanimous and complete incognito
Oh unanimous and complete incognito
Left perpetually incomplete
We me and you, that’s who we is
a put on, a map, and sudden surges of courage
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Social Insecurity
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No Explaining Pain
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Thank you Thank you Thank you
I was so ailing and rickety
I risked saying OK
to your remedies
Thank you Thank you Thank you
I failed appropriate hyperbole
every language collapsed into the same
And there’s still so so
many many more
colors
than I could ever name
There’s no explaining pain away
Cut open a hole up in the sky
There’s no explaining pain
Dig up a cloud from its Deep grave
There’s no explaining pain
There’s no explaining pain
There’s no explaining
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