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The Pig Children
01:49
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Lost in pine trees
Descend like auburn sun beams
Shadows cast by a mountain range out west
There was so much left to see
Now you have nothing
Alone, but never get much rest
They've damned you with no writ of sin
Follow the pig children
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I Am So Sorry
03:56
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Suffer
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3
02:21
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Distant Fire
05:33
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I feel awake
And I feel the weight like yesterday
A pathos I can't shake
Something you didn't say
A San Diego basement
August 1984, the 24th
Burning dusk
A hardwood floor
Maybe I think too much
Who I am is not enough
August 24, 1984
I feel awake
And I feel the weight like yesterday
A pathos I can't shake
Something you didn't say
The smell of distant fire like smoke and mud
Reincarnated as my father's bastard son
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Travis Boyens San Diego, California
Instrumental post-rock that's sometimes mathy and sometimes not intrumental
Singer at Stray Mother
Twitter: @seagullbuster
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