1. |
expansion
03:17
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morning after the evening
of my expansion
i was disarmed
sleeping
until the afternoon
i woke to find you'd
slept through your alarm, too
i knew
darling, you caught me diving
into the ocean
i reached for your arms
silence isn't just absence
silence is penance
for doing you harm
i knew
i knew
i knew
i knew
i knew
i knew
i knew
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2. |
after
02:29
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it's slowly burning down
the house that we knew
too late to tamp it out
the house that we knew
the voices sing so loud
but never carry through
there's fire in the sky
and ashes scatter
on rivers running dry
along the pattern
of profit as the guide
just tell me what comes after
the house that we knew
they changed the locks on you
presented you with a promise
that they then withdrew
compelling you to stand back
and watch the engine move
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3. |
omina
00:52
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are we done?
how far gone?
ice is melting but i'm all thumbs
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4. |
space
03:56
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5. |
courtyard
03:16
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Said he'd build me a courtyard
He promised he would
And spend time in my courtyard
Whenever he could
In the corner, a tall tree
So shady and cool
And a white marble fountain
In a clear sparkling pool
A lovely stone courtyard
With a lacy iron gate
And a bountiful garden
Where I could wait
Yes, he built me a courtyard
Like he promised he would
And I know that he'd come to my side
He would if he could
Patterns on a courtyard floor
Illusions of all I'm living for
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rose hotel Atlanta, Georgia
Rose Hotel's label debut A Pawn Surrender sees singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Reynolds claiming her agency with a 10-song set of nuanced indie-rock songcraft that pulls from a palette of psychedelic shimmer and folk influence via her Southeastern roots. ... more
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