1. |
Last Drive
03:55
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You drive us this time
Forest on my side
Our voices spill over and
Out into the night, and
Everything falls from our heads
We stayed at his side
And talked of our lives
You thought of that time, sister
When light broke out slowly, and
Everything falls from our heads
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2. |
The Jump
03:31
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I'm falling through my belly
My shape is traced in air
Here I'm not so heavy
Here I do not care
Skin slows, it's quiet now
I've held on for this
Breathe out
I slow and fold, stay static
And silence floods this space
The water takes on every
Thought inside my head
Skin slows, it's quiet now
I've held on for this
Breathe out
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3. |
34
03:30
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4. |
Knife (demo)
05:53
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The grain shows
The colour's drained
To the backs of your hands
Your square hands
They took control
Of the rough handle
You're not here
You guided so strongly
So calmly
The blade's worn
Like stone church steps
Worn until it's almost soft
It's sliced through plants
Grown from seed
You're not here
You guided me strongly
So calmly
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