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Rhetorical
04:12
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It's all rhetorical where we're living
It's always negative in the start of a conversation
It's all a perception
It's all a perception now
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2. |
Trees, Graves
03:32
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We ran out of graves
so we put them under trees
on the mountain
Don't let them know where we put them
they might go and dig them up
put them back where they belong
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Beard vs. Eyes
04:14
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Men grow their own beards/ cuz men don't like their own faces
It could be scars/ it could be insecurity
It could be yours/ it could be your beauty
I think it's your eyes
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WorkFarm Kerhonkson, New York
Putting thoughts together in a way that may be to simple to understand, but deep enough to consider. Just a snorkel mask who only sings through his nose and a brother who knows how to capture it.
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