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Arrondissement
03:43
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arrondissement
secession cult dreams in ash-white
remit to dust
crossed out
abandoned to gaslight ages
sepulchres sulk
reptilian kevlar police line
drab dixie smiles
psychosis sundered a slate gray guise
still life cauterized
"rumors" rearing
riding high
neighbors alight
reclaim a state safe for black life
thunder's reply
wild justice strides in the midnight
ageless
ink-black 'gainst the sky
"rumors" rearing
riding high
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2. |
Number/name
03:46
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now we're gone to stay
cashless through the business day
and every time that you turn away
there's your history right behind you
memories lie in wait
long-lost records captivate
"sheela-na-gig" on the stereo
and other exhibitions vanquish you
chorus:
said what's a number what's a name
how ya living babe?
somewhere else, but just the same
a place to entertain
sunset to sunrise, as you seek you shall find
soft dominion, soft domain
stealing all our time
so far, so dismayed
shark-gray eyes do find their prey
and after you've squandered everything
you still can liquidize your sense
so hasten on your way
find the ones who'll keep you straight
communitize community
and stand for something bigger than "your truth"
chorus
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Transcendental Telecom Worcester, Massachusetts
Transcendental Telecom is a band based in Virginia and Florida.
Contact the band through Facebook: www.facebook.com/transcendentaltelecom
or by email at transcendentaltelecom (at) gmail (dot) com
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