1. |
Alabaster Moon
04:00
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find me
among the rushes at dusk
the water whispers
fall back into silence
your voice like a secret
no one else can hear it
no one else can hear it
i hold this kiss
and i free it
and i free it
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2. |
Children of the Waters
05:00
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i am the dusk, light bleeding out from the day
and i am the morning's cusp, bleaching night away
cast a line from the darkness of the mind
redeeming a fate, from illusion
do you know the words you speak to me
do you know the sediment from the sea
sons and daughters
children of the waters
beseech your heart to breathe
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3. |
The Blue Electric
03:40
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a child is born under the storm
learns to grow with an unloved soul
never knows the compassion of a human heart
the value of a life
the sirens come to gather the dead
singing to the tragedy
we lay them in tombs of stone,
drinking up the waters
that sleep beneath our feet
you came to me
with your blood spilling out on the street
dolorous skies; blue electric light
is the world ending?
here in this sunken bowl
we claim as our homes
we walk the line
of the darkness and the light
the deepest folds of life
rise up through the vines
and we will honor
this place and time
i came to you with my eyes spilling my wounds
dolorous skies; blue electric light
is the world ending?
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4. |
Sugah Dustin'
02:03
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(instrumental)
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5. |
Bless This Ship
04:24
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behold the sliding of the rain
upon the pane
trembling
lilies of the water lines
tingling spines pedaling time
spindly petals, in the soft wet meadows
blue yonder booming bright
cotton clouds swim by
bless this ship, the storm is blowing through
slowly open your eyes
this dream is passing us by
how many days have you been asleep?
are you willing to believe ?
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6. |
Air in the Morning
04:48
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light as the air in the morning
I raise my eyes to the sky, and write...
phrasing the words, using palettes of color, of meaning, of
sound-ing out the very darkest blood
of the city, of color, of sound…
sound…
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7. |
The Golden Sun
03:51
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feel the light
fade away when the golden sun sinks
sinks and sighs
feed the night
swollen tongue, like a calla cut off,
keeps alive
my bright has gone away
leaving
slow burn, smoldering fire
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(instrumental)
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9. |
Honeygivers
05:41
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sun shines
perfectly through the glass
onto these pages, onto these hands
o, lovers come…
seeking the chosen one
the light of dawn, the golden sun
let go of what you hold
you have given me
a thing i need,
need to release
i'll give honey to
the ones that need it most
open mouth to sing
with grace and earthly being
lay your sword and shield
let this beast be free
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10. |
Cream White
04:12
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swallowing the candy-coated stones,
the birds can't leave the ground
they'll drink wine in a thicket of lilies
a painted waltz; spellbound
sailing into phosphorescence,
they can't remember flight
savories drip-drip from trees
bathed now in cream white
"fools are you"
said the fox, with a view
"i'll consume you"
said the fox, with a view
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11. |
cisum adacic
02:20
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(instrumental)
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