1. |
Magnets
03:14
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2. |
Just Like Haze
05:57
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Your wheels,
are sort of strange.
Cluttered,
They roll away.
Wilting,
Like an old bouquet.
Unrecovered,
Just like my haze.
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3. |
Snow Pillows
04:54
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4. |
Java
03:10
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5. |
Unawoken
04:21
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Time, she breaks.
Time, she fakes.
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6. |
Earth & Mind
05:24
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Hello, hello, I'm sorry I don't have the time.
I've got to go home to think about earth and my mind.
If I knew my soul then I think that my ego would be fine,
But it's tied with a rope made of stone to some things I can't describe.
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7. |
Bohm
05:02
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Lights, bent, try to speak.
Rent a guide.
Open mind.
Open life.
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8. |
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Father, when you said,
That the world's inside your head,
You were right.
I'll sing for you.
Mother, when you said,
It seems like change is what you dread.
You were right.
It seems it's true.
When you fall asleep, you know it all comes true.
Dreams fill your head with colours, all but blue.
And I will go,
To some place unknown.
And there will be,
Beauty in the trees.
Brother, when you said,
That I'll be waiting 'round the bend.
You were right.
But the bend is too,
too long.
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9. |
Literal Omission
09:00
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10. |
Deep Blue Sea
05:07
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Deep blue sea, darling,
In your deep blue sea.
And it was father,
Who was drowned in,
Out in that deep, deep blue sea.
Dig his grave, darling,
With a silver spade.
And it was brother,
Who got drowned in,
Out in that deep, deep blue sea.
And it was mother,
Who got drowned in,
Out in that deep, deep blue sea.
Deep blue sea, darling,
In your deep blue sea.
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11. |
Moi Aussi
03:26
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12. |
The Green and White
06:22
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When it's time, we'll go.
A touch of sand, our souls.
The green and the white,
Still shine bright.
They still bring me laughter,
the beans made of hands.
The broken deck pieces,
the steel as it bends.
The scholars and preachers,
their words will decay.
But all I remember is what will remain.
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Philip James de Vries Guelph, Ontario
"Philip James de Vries is a Canadian producer whose talent radiates throughout each one of his emotionally charged
productions. From writing lyrics and recording multiple layers of vocals, to tracking down the perfect instrument and fine tuning the complex arrangements, he uncompromising in his creation of original, thought-provoking music."
- Blake Sutherland, Wide Angle Recordings
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