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Make Me Bad (Tristan)
01:01
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head out, on the road again
always pavement displaced
shape-shifting across the west coast
reptilian fast food displays
they make me bad
i've got Vigils
i've got Haunted Cologne
i've got Dogbreth
"sentimental health" on the bike ride home.
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you've got a good hand
navigation through song
cookin' out in parking lots
melodies in the marsh
your heart is a redwood
breaking fertile ground
mossy-covered topsoil
breathing underground
i still have that 50 cent piece
heavy + cold
heavy + cold
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Porches (Bella)
01:02
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Highway Songs (Billy)
01:00
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i woke up feeling empty
dreamt of coolness pulling at my feet
backseat on the way to L.A.
writing lyrics to a song i can't repeat
and we broke down
halfway home, over and over
desert breezes burning palms
as i look back
a little older now but still amazed at
how i still remember those highway songs
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5. |
Cascade (Pedro)
01:01
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crushing
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6. |
Chicago (Sonny + Fran)
01:17
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away you go
with dogs in tow
to Chicago
just don't forget
your desert friends
in Chicago
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Rabbit Snare Tucson, Arizona
Riding waves of crushing distortion, gentle drone, and analog tape.
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