1. |
Headlights
03:42
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2. |
Recantation
04:55
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3. |
After the Bar
05:13
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4. |
Impasse
03:30
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5. |
A Sad Descent
03:21
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August 15th
A sentiment, a sign
-Question marks are always wrapped in bandages.
Standing naked in the corridor,
Watching the plume rise
Up through the wreckage of a past.
I remember you, do you remember me too?
August 15th
A pinion, a sign.
Such a funny place to watch the birds sing.
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6. |
Where Words Fall
04:54
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We talk over a bottle
-A candle, perhaps.
And we drink deeply
When words fill the glass.
There are two thoughts
That the Guest Speaker allows.
There are two thoughts
That the Guest Speaker allows.
We hang them from the rafters
And watch the words fall.
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7. |
There She Lies
04:03
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8. |
The Sea and The Sore
06:33
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Henry Lloyd Wilson Melbourne, Australia
A Melbourne-based musician and composer.
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