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Robber
03:46
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You are the apple and I am the taste
Of orange juice veins and you are the paste.
You are the sun, rays warming the earth
And I am the moon cast shadows on dirt.
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
Yet I still yearn for patterns imagined.
Freckled dots connected in some lazy fashion.
And she’ll draw those long lines late in the evening
That I’ll only see as I stare at the ceiling.
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
These ribs are an empty cage
And these arms are an open page
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
Oh, robber, who gave you the right?
You broke my ribs and you stayed for the night.
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Nectar and Salt
02:38
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You with the moon and the stars in your eyes
You like the sun cutting foggy grey skies
You are nectar and salt
You are nectar and salt.
You’re loud as thunder yet don’t have to speak
Charging the room with the air that you breathe
You are poison and dew
You are poison and dew.
Stay the night and watch the sun set and rise
Beaming and solid naïve and wise
A delicate balance of tackling sides
You are gentle and cruel
You are gentle and cruel.
My blood is red and my blood is blue
I’ll climb the stairs leading up to the roof
You’re December and June
You’re December and June.
Stay the night and watch the sun set and rise.
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The Bitter Winds Columbus, Ohio
Musical duo of Andrea Valera and Tessa Reed: Snack enthusiasts and members of weenie hut jr.
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