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We'll All Be Underwater
03:12
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Green
03:26
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Eco-Dada
02:53
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i took the forest for myself
i put it in my pocket
i took the desert for myself
i held it aloft
i took the tundra for myself
i lapped up a puddle of permafrost
permafrost
eco-dada
environment has much to say
eco-dada
the planet's a pincushion we must save
i scratched the surface of a belt
it bled sand and skeletons
i swallowed acid rain as well
i saw visions
i am the ocean and the mountains
filled with plastic vessels of urine
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Duet With Railyard
05:07
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Underwater II
04:14
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Blue
03:30
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Let It Plateau
02:52
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Cloud Sanctuary
03:42
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animals
plants and dirt
carried around
so they won't get hurt
sanctuary in a cloud
with all the fish and birds allowed
humans who
sing their whole lives
after they
freed up the time
in a minute they'll be back
everyone who's ever died
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The Fred Karger Memorial Lump Band Denton, Texas
The Fern Keurig Material Dustpan
2021
Unofficial Dan Quayle
Video
tradingwreckage.bandcamp.com/album/unofficial-dan-quayle-video
Donut with Water
tradingwreckage.bandcamp.com/album/donut-with-water
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