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Do I complain?
03:37
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Cheapened dreams will carry my carcass like a milky wet carpet.
Pressure building, it's not even warm.
Do I complain?
I'm still suckling at the teat of the golden goat but I'm moaning.
Do I complain?
Yeah, I rarely take breath. Anxiety freight train.
Micro-vision, macro-concern.
Do I complain?
I'm still suckling at the teat of the golden goat but I'm moaning.
Do I complain.
Yeah, I'm like a drizzly day. Covered in sores.
Lose these sheets, I wouldn't survive.
Do I complain?
I'm still suckling at the teat of the golden goat but I'm moaning. Do I complain?
Even though this golden goat is encouraging, I find the space to act pale.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
Suckling at the teat of the golden goat.
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2. |
Heathen resurge
04:29
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Written on a rainbow on the edge.
Slapped around and goose fed rotten lead.
Cracking ice, imploding hollow nerves.
Dribbling all over myself.
All that shatters is ours.
And all that glows is yours.
Heathen.
Won't you lead us again?
Give them cloth, you useless knot of hair.
Clothed in majesty, you wish you were.
Plums and spoons and balls and wild oats.
Filthy hands are all around our throats.
And all that shatters is ours.
And all that glows, you get to keep.
Heathen.
Won't you lead us again?
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3. |
Fool’s rest river
04:03
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Colours on the horizon.
Sliding from my view.
Show you care by being gone.
Glowing eyes.
You won't see me laughing through these cleaning regimes.
Throw me in the river and I will sink. And I will thank you for a lovely rest break.
Choose your well considered advice.
Slippery when infected.
Drones don't count when old folk die.
Glowing eyes.
You won't see me laughing through this cleaning regime.
(You can't touch anyone)
Throw me in the river and I will sink. And I will thank you for a lovely rest break.
Throw me in the river.
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4. |
Another last
03:47
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Last time,
his time,
this time,
I'll kill the crow and sink to ground.
Every time I allow my mind to slip around, it finds its way to a shuddering palace of grim realities, leaving me breathless.
Past and present, new and old, laid bear like a skip full of pig hearts.
Pleased and loathed to let myself soak again.
Last time,
his time,
this time,
I'll kill the crow and sink to ground.
Every time I allow my mind to wander, it finds its way to a shuddering palace of grim realities, leaving me breathless.
Past and present, new and old like a skip full of pig hearts.
Pleased and loathed to let myself soak again.
Last time,
his time,
this time,
I'll kill the crow and sink to ground.
Save the worst for last.
Last time,
his time,
this time,
I'll kill the crow and sink to ground.
(Last time).
(Not the last time).
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5. |
Raven centipede
02:54
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There's a raven on my roof.
And I am sad to see her.
I know she can pluck the eyes from anything I desire.
So I call to her, whimpering my well wishes.
Keep her laid back.
You will be cursing the wind tonight.
Sleigh driver.
Keeping the wind so old and cold.
Centipede
Centipede
Centipede
CentipedeCentipede.
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Tim Islander Newman Peacehaven, UK
I live by the sea. I play guitar. I sing. I feel older than I am. I look older than I feel. I am tired. I am anxious. I am lucky.
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